Sentence examples for honours given from inspiring English sources

We are talking about honours given by her majesty.

In 2008 McPhee received a George Polk Career Award for lifetime achievement in journalism, one of the highest honours given in the field.

The point is that any honours given by universities have the potential to backfire - just as state honours do (Jeffrey Archer comes to mind).

Lauren has a net worth currently estimated by Forbes at $7.1bn dollars, is the only designer to have been awarded all four of the top honours given by the Council of Fashion Designers America – and Kanye West wants a selfie.

Asked about honours given to some Labour advisers in the past, Watson said he did not agree with, for example, the peerage given to Ed Miliband's former adviser, Spencer Livermore, just after the party lost the last general election.

There are also calls for him to lose the honours given to him by the Queen.

He lived behind a veil of privacy with his wife and four children, accepting few honours, giving few interviews and devoting spare time to hiking and sailing.

It's a point of honour given the old car's hopelessness there.

Why in heaven's name should any of us want an honour given by this lot?

Generally speaking, in a puja, a deity, manifested in his image, is accorded the honour given to a royal guest.

The British billionaire is the first foreigner to be awarded the honour, given by leaders in the chemical industry.