Sentence examples for honours between from inspiring English sources

Mourinho is expected to rejoin Chelsea, where he won five major honours between 2004 and 2007.

Well, authors Roald Dahl and Graham Green, and artist Lucian Freud are among more than 250 people who turned down honours between 1951 and 1999.

Australia meet New Zealand for the first match of the Chappell-Hadlee One-Day International Series on Saturday (BT Sport 3, 3am) with the honours between the two rivals delicately poised.

The conclusion of Dalziel and Pascoe's Cave Woman two-parter won the ratings honours between 9pm and 10pm, attracting 6.3 million viewers and a 26% share, according to unofficial overnights.

Also included on the list of 277 individuals refusing honours between 1951 and 1999 are the sculptor Henry Moore, the artist Lucian Freud, the film director Alfred Hitchcock – although he later accepted a knighthood – and the painters Francis Bacon and LS Lowry.

Elsewhere, it's a dead heat for acting honours between Lisa McGrillis, as the son's exuberantly gauche girlfriend, and Dorothy Atkinson as the haughty sister-in-law, ("So what stopped you getting a pond in the end? Did you just realise it was…tacky?).

This case is a matter of honour between friends.

This Friday, his reputation will be crowned with a plaque in his honour, between John Betjeman and William Blake, in Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey.

A freedom of information request saw the list of people to have rejected an honour between 1951 and 1999 and since died published last night by the Cabinet Office.

Hildebrandslied, English Song of Hildebrand, Old High German alliterative heroic poem on the fatalistic theme of a duel of honour between a father and a son.

Known as Gjakmarrja, the tradition dictates that in blood feuds, murder must be committed to maintain family honour between rival families.