Sentence examples for now honoured from inspiring English sources

Most of them paid with their lives, and are now honoured in the west for their courage and principles.

Bon is now honoured with a plaque along with other Kirriemuir notables: Peter Pan creator JM Barrie, geologist Charles Lyell, mountaineer Sir Hugh Munro (who created the famous list of mountains over 3,000ft) and the Cameron traditional music dynasty.

Prior to that she served as a councillor for 15 years and is now honoured with an OBE for public and political services in the Aberdeenshire area.

He hoped the separatists would now honour the deal.

This cruel modern dichotomy echoes the 19th-century city, where industrial millionaires lived in luxury in Fifth Avenue mansions (now largely converted into cultural centres) far from the immigrant masses on the Lower East Side (whose sufferings the Tenement Museum now honours).

"But it seems now there is a change of mind in the IFHA, to the extent that they will now honour Orfevre as joint-third horse in the world along with Wise Dan.

The haunting Elegie – originally a requiem for Jimi Hendrix, which now honours a long line of those departed – felt unbearably sad until someone in the audience yelled the name of Timperley's deceased finest, Frank Sidebottom.

When he set up the Leveson inquiry, the prime minister created a mechanism for a second part that would be held at a later date... Cameron should now honour his commitment to victims and tell us when he expects part two of the Leveson inquiry to get under way".

This is about the club having agreed to something both verbally and in the contract which they are now not honouring.

Yet his heart is in revealing how his chosen subject matter – whether, he says now, "honour killings, female infanticide or Afghanistan" – connects "to a flesh and blood human being".

They must now be honoured.