Sentence examples for honoured alongside from inspiring English sources
This syncretism is particularly visible in many village fiestas where ancestors, mountain spirits, and other spiritual forces may be honoured alongside Catholic saints.
Yes, there's a certain piquant irony to the director of church-baiting comedy Dark Habits being honoured alongside a Czech monsignor.
He is being honoured (alongside four other designers including Jonathan Ive, designer of iPod and iMac, and Ross Lovegrove, designer of Walkmans for Sony) by the Royal Society of Arts as a Royal Designer for Industry.
Now the list will be swamped with button-pressing blockbusters such as Avatar and Star Trek, which may deserve their box-office receipts but absolutely should not be honoured alongside the all-time greats: All About Eve! Lawrence of Arabia!
He and Live8 organiser Mr Geldof will be honoured alongside political economist Susan George, former president of Tanzania Benjamin William Mkapa and David Golding, of Make Poverty History North East, in a ceremony at the Sage Gateshead music centre.
It "never happened".The affair is drawing more attention to Mr Abe's right-wing historical agenda, only weeks after his visit to the controversial Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo, where 14 high-ranking war criminals are honoured alongside 2.5m other war dead.
Wounded after taking part in the amphibious landing on South Beveland in Holland (later one of the regiment's battle honours, alongside Waterloo), he fought almost continuously from the moment his boots landed on European soil in late 1944 until VE Day eight months later.
"We were honoured to work alongside him for the last 30 years.
On her CBE, Winslet said in a statement: "I am both surprised and honoured to stand alongside so many men and women who have achieved great things for our country.
I'm very honoured to be nominated alongside actresses I have long admired.
With this coin, Stephen Hawking becomes one of an elite group of scientists to have been honoured on UK coins, alongside the likes of Charles Darwin in 2009 and Sir Isaac Newton in 2017.
