Sentence examples for honourable fellows from inspiring English sources
They're honourable fellows I think," an assertion O'Sullivan repeated before his team flew back to Dublin yesterday.
But they also felt increasingly that their own futures were being held hostage to the fates of just a couple of men - and that if they were really honourable they should release their fellow Serbs from this bondage.
It's the journey of an upright and honourable man - the kind of fellow whose name you will find on war memorials in small towns across this country, only he was among those who came home.
Honour systems only work with honourable people.
Trossulus from being an honourable appellation became one of reproach, equivalent to a luxurious, effeminate fellow.
The General had had a highly honourable behaviour during the Napoleonic Wars and, unlike some of his fellow Napoleonic Generals, had drawn no revenues from pillaging.
Joyce Anelay, a Foreign Office minister, told the House of Lords: "When my right honourable friend the prime minister had a conversation on the telephone with Lord Trump," prompting laughter among fellow peers.
Later, Pritchard came upon Senor Bercow in the corridor behind the Speaker's Chair, and (reports suggest) the little fellow rounded on him: "The courtesy of the House," cried Senor Bercow indignantly, "is that Honourable Members should stand aside when the Speaker passes by.
"They are honourable people.
