Sentence examples for honoured through from inspiring English sources

The tourism ministry will ensure all existing contracts are honoured through the winter and into the summer season.

So it's no surprise that Britain announced this week that this "inspiring" signifier of austere piety will be honoured through a statue of his own on Parliament Square next year.

One of Northern Ireland's most iconic footballers, Harry Gregg, has been honoured through the launch of a foundation in his name.

Several other revolutionaries are also honoured through India and the Indian American population.

The ideological background for EBM has been credited to the Scottish epidemiologist Archie Cochrane (1908 1988) [3] who has been honoured through the naming of evidence-based medical research centres — Cochrane Centres — and an international organization, the Cochrane Collaboration.

It means a thin plot line that follows faithfully the honour-through-revenge motif central to the martial arts genre, and features Uma Thurman as an unlikely ninja, who awakens from a four-year coma, dons a nifty brown and yellow tracksuit, borrows a samurai sword, and sets out to dispatch the former friends who betrayed her.

Wallinger, who won the Turner prize in 2007, said it was a "tremendously exciting" project and that he was "honoured that the horse won through".

He remained a solid performer blessed with exceptional pace – fans reckoned he could back-pedal almost as fast as he could sprint forward – and Ramsey did not forget about him, continuing to honour him through the under-23s, for whom his 15 appearances constituted a record, and by including him in four Football League line-ups.

If you think about it, the longest relationship any of us can have is with ourselves, so why not honour it through matrimony, rather than live in onanistic sin?

Most importantly, honour them through acting well throughout the day and being the best self you can be.

Winter Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold is to be honoured with a parade through her Kent home town in an open-top bus.