Sentence examples for potential honours from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Rex Features When the Tony Award nominations were announced the other week, I was surprised by the potential honours for the Broadway musical Cry-Baby.

Lin Homer said the agency had a "very limited responsibility to give a limited amount of information" about individuals' personal tax affairs in relation to potential honours.

A special team has been set up to hunt for the former husband of a British woman whose death in Pakistan last week is being treated as a potential "honour" killing, police said on Wednesday.

Staffed by three full-time workers, last year they came across 420 cases, 85 of which were deemed high risk where a forced marriage or potential honour killing was imminent.

However, WPP continues to honour potential payouts under the LEAP plan, which has a further year to run.

The team, who broke the world-record back in February 2011, showed their potential to challenge for honours at next year's Olympic Games but were edged out by the Netherlands and Russia.

Elaine has a burning ambition; she just needs to honour her potential.

As with many countries across the Asian continent, practices such as gift giving, token cash gifts ('red envelopes') at special occasions (for example during the Spring Festival or the birth of a child), and invitations to family events are still prevalent in today's business environment and serve the important function of 'giving face' or honouring a potential business partner.

If these playing staff contracts are to be honoured, the potential £134m liability will rise by a further significant amount.

BBC Radio Kent's Peter Guise: "Despite probably facing a big target for potential victory, Kent claim the honours on day two at the Oval.

Downie, Tunney and Harrold all have the potential to challenge for individual honours in the bars event - although only two athletes from each nation can qualify for a final.