Sentence examples for more honorary from inspiring English sources

A group of important figures debated replacing him as general secretary by Kirov, while retaining him in some more honorary post.

So are others whose parents made payments before they died, only to have their children learn that the columbarium could not legally accept any more "honorary lighthouse keepers".

In later life he had more honorary doctorates than he bothered to tell you about but, as a young man, he did not complete his PhD thesis.

He has a mother and a father, two grandmothers, one grandfather, four great-grandparents, three uncles and one aunt, no first-cousins yet but five second-cousins, five great-aunts, two great-uncles, and more honorary aunties, uncles and cousins than anyone can count.

A longstanding trustee and more recently honorary board member, Ruth served as chair of the agency's Jewish Conciliation Board.

Born in 1842, she contributed much to astronomy and the RAS, although she died too soon, in 1907, to have had more than honorary fellowship.

And among the items they figure into that calculation is the prospect of having a music director whose title would be more than honorary.

But she has lost her claim on anything more than honorary membership -- a fact she reflects upon wistfully yet at the same time with determination finally to make it all work.

Staying in the Chicago realm for one more moment: honorary mention to Scottie Pippen, who during Game 1 of the 1997 NBA Finals, walked up to Karl Malone prior to his crucial foul shots and said "the mailman doesn't deliver on Sundays".

So Roger Sterling, the real papa, may never get to play more than honorary uncle after all.

Team captain is more than an honorary title in hockey.