Sentence examples for honoured over from inspiring English sources

Some of the 150 Unsung Heroes who have been honoured over the last decade include: Rowing coach Bobby Platt was the 2009 Unsung Hero for BBC Northern Ireland.

The Clwyd West MP said he was honoured to take over from Cheryl Gillan, who returns to the back benches.

And though some have argued for the Oscars to honour voice-over work with its own separate category, he would rather see the intangible slug it out alongside the flesh-and-blood.

The government says for people planning to retire in the next few years, "accrued rights will be honoured" – even over £140 a week.

Cohen said: "I'm honoured to be taking over as director of BBC television.

Moore said: "Running BBC1 is the most exciting and creative job in television and I'm honoured to be taking over as the new controller.

Clarke, who is 50, has worked at Tesco for his entire career and said he was "honoured" to be taking over from Leahy.

Rojo, a principal dancer at the Royal Ballet where she was in rehearsals on Thursday, said she was honoured to be taking over at a company she spent three years with in the late 1990s.

But what's OBO? Another obscure Brit honour thing?" Over-by-over, is it not.

A line honours win over their old rival Wild Oats XI would have been cause for celebration – but the fact they obliterated the eight time winner's race record in the process – was the icing on top.

Announced at a ceremony in central London on 17 October, Kipper was honoured for his work over the past year on the Guardian's financial pages.