Sentence examples for honour points from inspiring English sources

All the trick and honour points of each side are totaled, and the side with the higher total wins the difference from its opponents' score.

Review boards are meant to assess the prisoners' behaviour according to an honour points system, with a view to returning them to lower-security prisons better equipped to prepare them for eventual release into the outside world.

It can be exchanged for 375 Honour Points in all roles and defeating the Penance Queen at least once.

His lifetime scores in X and AZ competitions, occasionally in partnership with his son Richard, were: 650 honours points, 38 first prizes, 63 second or third prizes, 448 VHC and HC clues (plus 282 HC/runner-up clues).

By 1783, Herschel acknowledged this to Royal Society president Joseph Banks: "By the observation of the most eminent Astronomers in Europe it appears that the new star, which I had the honour of pointing out to them in March 1781, is a Primary Planet of our Solar System".

However, the doll was without its namesake's famous monobrow, a missed opportunity for Mattel to be both historically accurate and honour this point of difference, which represented the artist's rejection of societal norms one of the key reasons she was inspiring.

The former Liberal prime minister John Howard has reaffirmed his view against reintroducing knights and dames into the Australian honours system, pointing to his autobiography in which he said even conservatives would find the move "somewhat anachronistic".

Perhaps the most iconic light show of VIVID 2016 was Songlines, a large scale animation honouring Bennelong Point's rich Indigenous history that was projected across the sails of the Sydney Opera House for every night of the festival.

A joint honours degree is when two subjects are studied simultaneously, merging aspects of each within the same period of time as a single honours Your go-to point for information and advice relating to the practical matters of university life.

And that, your honour, is the point at which I lost it.

It was a bold decision for someone from a Catholic background to accept an honour at that point, but it was consistent with his courage and even-handedness.