Sentence examples for honourable job from inspiring English sources

So the Cannes selectors did an honourable job.

As a woman this profession is a challenge but it is an honourable job.

Pumping out an increasing number of young people with "failed" written on their CVs will certainly contribute to the honourable job of keeping people poor.

After the second world war, he says, when nearly every young man fought or felt he should have, Americans took it for granted that soldiering was an honourable job.

The production team have done an honourable job of giving the movie an authentic Celtic feel: director Mark Andrews told us after the screening that the Pixar crew visited a highland games, drank Scotch whisky and went skinny dipping in lochs to pick up a flavour of the local sensibilities.

The only problem, everyone agreed, was that picture restoring was "not lucrative or over-honourable" as jobs went.

"A close-run-race won't do the job, an honourable second place will not suffice," Shorten said.

MPs are not all self-serving kleptocrats; most are honourable peoplewho seek the job in a spirit of public service.

In short, Cameron has done an honourable and undoubtedly skilful job of tailoring his new film to the tastes of the times without too much sloppy compromise.

She has recently been offered promotion, which would mean working in the terminal ward – perfectly sensible of how honourable and worthwhile the job is, but unhappily aware of it being somehow ominous for her personally.

And it's honourable to do a job because you need to feed your children, and maybe there is also something in it for your development as an actor.