Sentence examples for roll of honor from inspiring English sources

Why?" Regally, he entered "JA" atop the roll of honor.

Then came a series of songs dedicated to Irish hunger strikers, including "Roll of Honor," with its refrain, "England, you're a monster".

Clint Singleton, the newest name on Bandera's cowboy roll of honor, said the white-hatted image does carry certain benefits, such as in dating.

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With the school completed in 1877, Ochoa literally placing on the last "shingles to build a ramada on the front side" of the school house, the same newspaper raved: "The zeal and energy Mr. Ochoa has given to public education, should give him a high place on the roll of honor and endear him more closely than ever to his countrymen.

Here's the roll of honor so far, in the order they signed on: Maryland (2007, a year after the plan was announced at an ill-attended, sparsely reported news conference) New Jersey (2008) Illinois (2008) Hawaii (2008) Washington State (2009) Massachusetts (2010) D.C. (2010) Vermont (2011) California (2011) Rhode Island (2013) Two aspects of the Rhode Island breakthrough were especially gratifying.

The Roll-of-Honor and Cenotaph databases were matched to identify persons onboard HMNZT Tahiti whose death from the disease had been listed.

Mortality rate data for military personnel in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force NZEFF) were obtained from an electronic dataset (Roll-of-Honor) covering all deaths in these personnel during World War I (WWI).

An electronic dataset (Roll-of-Honor) covering all deaths among New Zealand military personnel during World War I was obtained from Peter Dennis (Australian Defence Force Academy, University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory).

Holes, it seems, may be left in more than just those championship rolls of honor.

Borglum's plans were for a huge sculpture depicting the Confederates, a memorial hall hewn from the granite at the base of the mountain in which artworks and artifacts could be displayed (as well as rolls of honor listing the contributors) and a giant amphitheater nearby.