Sentence examples for honoured place from inspiring English sources

Yet he continues to hold an honoured place.

CLOUD chambers have an honoured place in the history of physics.

So a compromise was assembled, promising the opponents "an honoured place" within the Church of England.

It would enable Scotland to resume an honoured place in the European journey.

And only Rudyard Kipling gave soldiers' slangy ballads an honoured place in his work.Charles Causley not only embraced this sort of poetry, but became its best modern practitioner.

"This was their proudest hour," says Mr Simon from the Centrum Judaicum, who campaigns to give the newcomers a voice and an honoured place.

He has sought to honour the place of Catholics and evangelicals, he says.

They insist on honouring its place in history and generally show it by refusing to be defeated there.

Facebook's The Surfers Remembrance Venue honours a place on the seafront in Tynemouth, which is new to me but sounds ace.

As if honouring the place of music in the Age of Revolutions, everyone - it is said - knew that the true purpose of the chorus was as an expression of poignantly contemporary Italian feeling about their nation-state, then under the yoke (for some reason it's always the yoke) of foreign domination.

In our anxious, straitened times, who wouldn't be happy to see a poet so honoured in the place that built him, magnificent and true?