Sentence examples similar to off to honour from inspiring English sources
There was a release of doves and a minute's silence before kick-off to honour the 130 victims of last week's Paris attacks.
During the year the Booker Prize-awarding body created a one-off Lost Man Booker Prize to honour the novels of 1970 that had missed consideration for the prize owing to a shift in the time of year it was awarded.
The Canadiens created "Builders Row" in 2006 to honour the off-ice members of the club who helped lead the team to success.
Yet if such a virtual victory were pulled off tomorrow, Pentagon chiefs would not know how to honour it.
It will not be able to honour any outstanding tickets and will lay off more than 2,000 workers.
She said she would set off with two family members at 7am for the event to honour the former president.
To honour the #PittsburghSynagogue victims, my lights will be turned off tonight at midnight #StandTogether #Paris.
To honour those who served.
"I'm off to defend his honour," Lytton Cobbold said.
But certain characters are currently frozen in completely different storylines in the books: Sansa, for example, is still in the Vale with Petyr Baelish and was never married off to Ramsay (that "honour" goes to poor Jeyne Poole, a character who is barely in the show).
