Sentence examples for one honor from inspiring English sources

A hard-working and prolific artist into his 90s, he found that one honor eluded him.

If, as here, West follows with two honors, leaving one honor outstanding, the next play is significant.

West led the heart eight, showing either an odd number of hearts without an honor or an even number with at least one honor.

The real shoestring productions — films made for less than a half-million dollars — have been marginalized, with only one honor, the organization's John Cassavetes Award.

Let's start with "Dog and Bear," by Laura Vaccaro Seeger, for no reason except that there can never be enough books with dachshunds in them (though this one already received one honor in June — the Boston Globe/Horn Book award for best picture book).

West went up with his ace and returned a diamond, dummy's king dropping East's queen to give this position: Based on the bidding and play, Hamman now knew that West had exactly two spades, which had to include at least one honor to give him opening points.

On religious holidays, like a recent one honoring the Virgin Mary, the bells begin with a steady, sonorous clang and then trill with a joyous, clanging rhythm.

For example, "Women of Taste," a Sites exhibition that appeared in Branson last year, featured 25 original quilts on the theme of female chefs; one honored Alice Waters, founder of the Berkeley restaurant Chez Panisse.

Among the many memorials recalling the persecution and destruction of Berlin's Jews, not one honors the Berliners who hid and protected the fugitives from Nazism.

On my last day in Grozny, the city was celebrating another public holiday, this one honoring the police and the Interior Ministry.

One honored pair is Nordstrom and the Fallon Minneapolis office, for ads for Nordstromshoes.com, and the other is Women.com and Citron Haligman Bedecarre in San Francisco.