Sentence examples for shared honours from inspiring English sources

Blues have drawn three of their last four outings while Blackburn have drawn their last two Premiership games - bet on shared honours again here.

Blakey Ridge, Kirkbymoorside, 01751 417320, lionblakey.co.uk Shared honours for two pubs with (almost) similar names in this interesting enclave of the "old religion".

In his view, all the components belonging to Chinese nationality have an ethnic identity consciousness at a higher level, which consists of the feelings and morality of shared joys and sorrows, shared existence and death, shared honours and disgraces, and a shared destiny.

Shared honours six weeks ago in Brisbane halted the All Blacks' winning run at 16, one short of the record for top-flight teams.

Meanwhile, a selection of particularly special-looking back-to-backs will also be on the cards, with Kompakt kingpin Michael Mayer going at it with fellow Germanic mainstay Roman Flugel, John Talabot sharing honours alongside Job Jobse, and Breach joining Cinnaman in the booth.

Carlon's film won the (Self -Portrait category, Self -Portraits with 'I Am Alone Now' by Ruth Henry, 17, of Barbados (Inside-Out) and 'On the Last Drop' by Tolib Homitov of Tajikistan (One Minute of Freedom).

It probably was not what McGuigan had in mind but he shared the honours.

Russell Crowe's dramatic directorial debut shared top honours with Jennifer Kent's brilliant The Babadook at the Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts awards in January.

Robbie Williams and Take That shared the honours for the most appearances in the top 50, with four entries each.

A top student in his class, he shared valedictorian honours with Elinor White, with whom he had already fallen in love.

It is hard to imagine the piano in Beethoven's early quintet for winds and piano being better played than it was by Uchida, but again Barachovsky's pointed delicacy in Schubert's Octet shared the honours.