Sentence examples for honour time from inspiring English sources

Toniná means house of stone in the Tzeltal language of the local Maya inhabitants, an alternate interpretation is the place where stone sculptures are raised to honour time.

China is already up to $202m on Jurassic World, so Japan probably won't have that honour this time; but if Spielberg's first instalment managed $120m there in 1993, a $150m top-up isn't out of the question.

"It is a great honour any time your are picked to represent your country.

How can the International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge comment that 'a good transportation system' in light of the fact that London was awarded the honour last time round.

In February 2014, Arsenal unveiled a statue of Bergkamp outside the Emirates Stadium to honour his time at the club.

Sidwell does the honours this time.

Why the almighty media fuss over resignation honours this time around?

Lynton Crosby may be the equivalent of Sir Loin, but there were 1,196 honoured this time, and most deserve the plaudits.

Others honoured this time around seem to be receiving not only a pat on the back for turning up at work but something of a consolation prize, too.

His landmark season led to his being named the 2012 world player of the year, which made Messi the first player to win the honour four times.

Even one of the great man's predecessors, Leonidas (credited with the invention of the bicycle kick), was honoured, this time by Manchester band 'Leonidas Kiss'.