Sentence examples for host of honours from inspiring English sources

Guardiola was both a playing and managerial hero at Barcelona, winning a host of honours, after emerging through the club's youth system.

He was awarded the Guild of TV Producers and Directors' lifetime achievement award as long ago as 1961, and also given a lifetime achievement award by the Writers Guild of Great Britainn in 1992 and another by the Grand Order of Water Rats in 2001, among a host of honours from the world of showbusiness.

Ramos has won a host of honours – including the Champions League – since joining Real from Sevilla 10 years ago, and the 29-year-old has been appointed club captain this summer following the exit of long-serving goalkeeper Iker Casillas, who has joined Porto on a two-year deal.

Long won a host of honours with Saints, featuring in four title-winning sides and also winning the Challenge Cup on three occasions.

Vergeer is the undisputed golden girl of wheelchair tennis - the sport's dominant figure with a host of honours to her name.

He will bow out after his 200th and final Test - against the West Indies in his home city of Mumbai - with a host of honours and achievements to his name.

It holds 12 Nobel prizes in the sciences and a host of other honours.

O'Neal, who has also released several rap albums and appeared in a number of films, won the NBA Most Valuable Player, All-Star game MVP and Finals MVP awards in 2000, among a host of other honours.

He has also won a host of individual honours including four consecutive Ballon d'Ors, the trophy given to the world's best player, between 2009 and 2012.

Marilynne Robinson, already recipient of a host of awards honouring her writing for its literary qualities, has now been honoured for fostering "peace, social justice and global understanding" with her novels and essays.

In 1852, he began touring Europe, where he won a host of awards and honours including the Prussian gold medal for his services to the arts and a knighthood.