Sentence examples for is time honoured from inspiring English sources

The first fiction is better, and is time honoured.

Voting, however, is time-honoured party practice.

This is time-honoured and appropriate; elders have learned things in the course of their lives that are worth passing on.

In recent days it has showed restraint in repelling attacks by Mehsud and Uzbek militants in North Waziristan, viewing these as an effort to draw Mr Bahadur and his men into the fight.This is time-honoured frontier strategy, not unlike the methods of bygone British and Mughal imperialists, who also failed to pacify South Waziristan.

However, we were called militant for doing that, and we were quite willing to accept the name, because militancy for us is time-honoured; you have the church militant, and in the sense of spiritual militancy we were very militant indeed.

It is time to honour those people who most need our help.

On this fifth anniversary it is time to honour Kenichi-san's plea not to be forgotten with a credible and independent review of the real costs and consequences of Australia's uranium trade.

Times of global financial downturn are often marked by cuts to aid, but these are the times when aid is most necessary and this is time to honour our aid commitments.

It is time to do honour to this awe-inspiring artist.

It is time for it to honour its commitments and to stand up to extremist purveyors of hate, if it is to have a respected place in the family of nations.

"Now the Ashes are almost won, it's time to honour our gallant opponents for the part they've played in this series," says David Russell.