Sentence examples for set of honours from inspiring English sources
Today there are some 30 institutes and an impressive number of hospitals, schools, buildings, and streets that bear his name a set of honours bestowed on few scientists.
In the last set of honours before the anticipated election, Tony Blair's government made dames of middle-distance runner Holmes and the Paralympic athlete Grey-Thompson - both double gold-medallists - and knighted rower Pinsent.
'We have done so well against the biggest clubs, but if we could have exchanged one of those cup wins for three points... I'm just glad the final isn't this weekend.' Having landed his second successive championship and won last year's League Cup, Strachan requires victory at Hampden to complete the set of domestic honours in his first two seasons at Celtic.
Whitlock, 20, was part of the GB men's side that won their first team medal in 100 years at London 2012 and, after winning silver in the all-around final on Friday, he completed his set of European honours with bronze in the pommel horse final.
One problem – apart from the obvious unmanageability of swelling bibliographies – is that "mafiological" literature is still beset by its original dilemma: is the mafia the set of codes of honour and family values we are accustomed to see at a Mascagni opera?
It's now time for Eurostar to come to the negotiating table with a set of proposals that honours our agreements and guarantees our members a genuine work-life balance".
This year's annual May Day event is set to honour the lives of rail union leader Bob Crow and veteran politician Tony Benn.
His daughter, Frances Catherine Cain, unveiled a set of commemorative coins honouring her father on the Isle of Man in 2006.
Amidst a slew of parties and events set to honour a strong ten years, the label is also dropping a compilation that sets the tone for the future.
Olympic champion Nicola Adams says she needs to be "10 times better" than she was at London 2012 in order to complete her set of boxing's major honours.
Yakuza bosses insist they help keep Japan free of the random street crime that plagues Western cities and that its members operate to a strict set of values that emphasise honour and discipline.
