Sentence examples for honoured it with from inspiring English sources

Such is the cult status of Jon Hamm's beard that New York magazine honoured it with its very own obituary when he shaved it off in late January.

For Kiev's role in the war, the Soviet government later honoured it with the Order of Lenin, the title of Hero-City, and the Gold Star medal.

The Up house has been a boon to tourism in Herriman, where civic leaders have even honoured it with a special resolution.

They have fun with it, curate its contents amusingly and honour it with an impressive space.

Tate Britain is right to honour it with the exhibition Rude Britannia: British Comic Art, due to open in June.

"I neither like it nor think well of it, even though the world, by common consent, has decided to honour it with special favour.

I whistle incredulously at the vastness of this accomplishment; Andy honours it with a nod and a deep draft of Anchor Steam.

This is MacMillan's masterpiece, and if there are moments when its style looks foreign to them, the dancers of Scottish Ballet honour it with a touchingly sincere performance.

The NEP was criticised as "set[ting] those Malaysians so honoured with it above the rest, granting them the preferential treatment of the NEP," while "divid[ing] Malaysians into first- and second-class citizens".

"This was our magical encounter with a great man and we're honoured to share it with the world".

Because if we learnt one thing from our father – and it is a lesson we've honoured here with every run – it was that to ski well in good company and deep snow, as light and clean as the second it fell, is one of the most joyous things in life.