Sentence examples for honoured after from inspiring English sources

Doorman himself was honoured after the war with a number of aircraft carriers commissioned into Dutch service under his name.

Euhemerus, based on the ideas of Euhemerus of Messene, argued that the Olympian gods were originally great men honoured after death in human memory.

The latter part of the inscription tells how WoduridaR was honoured after his death and that he left three daughters, but no sons or male relatives.

Jack Robinson, Southampton's goalkeeper of 1899 vintage, was similarly honoured after showing some Austrians how to tackle low shots by diving to stop or catch the ball.

365 BCE Marcus Furius Camillus, (died 365 bc) Roman soldier and statesman who came to be honoured after the sack of Rome by the Gauls (c. 390) as the second founder of the city.

Dave Brailsford, who lives in Ilkeston, has been honoured after helping to guide Team GB riders to eight gold medals.

Alberta, though willing to give up the grant, felt that it was owed compensation for land grants and mineral leases that were made by the federal government, but which Alberta would be expected to honour after the resources were transferred.

Dame Ellen, 33, who was honoured in 2005 after her record-breaking circumnavigation, said: "After being on South Georgia, the more I researched, the more frightened I got.

Most vouchers were eventually honoured but only after a period of uncertainty.

Mr Cameron said the Westminster parties would ensure commitments on new Scottish parliament powers were "honoured in full" after the final referendum result was announced.

Tens of thousands of people poured into the streets of Islamabad to honour him after he was executed earlier this year.