Sentence examples for unique honour from inspiring English sources
He died on 17 October 1920, was given a hero's funeral, and buried in the Kremlin Wall, a unique honour.
No side had ever done that from pot five before but a 1-1 dragainstnst Finland in Helsinki gave Northern Ireland a unique honour.
Amenhotep III even ordered the building of a small funerary temple for him next to his own temple, a unique honour for a nonroyal person in Egypt.
And the Volkswagen Beetle which, with the launch of the car you see here now, has the unique honour of having been resurrected twice.
The 34-year-old has the unique honour of being the only man to play in the biggest game in both clubs' history, inspiring Leverkusen to the 2002 Champions League final before starting for Chelsea in the 2008 showpiece.
She famously brokered the deal that enabled the Central Saint Martins master's show to be part of the London Fashion Week schedule, a unique honour for an MA course.
The King's captured Gioiella in a fierce battle that had involved the 2/4th Hampshires (part of 28th Brigade), and later secured and defended Tuori against counter-attack, earning the regiment a unique battle honour in the British Army.
This new administration has a unique opportunity to honour the promises made by the UK to these children and to transform the conversation about Calais – an opportunity to give all these children the security and dignity that should be theirs.
The mix of nationalities made the Olympic honour unique - it was the first, and only time a multi-national team had been awarded medals.
As a result, the North Staffordshire Regiment received the unique "Hafir" battle honour, given to no other British regiment.
The editor, Alan Rusbridger, kicked off proceedings by reminding us why we were there – to honour the unique institution in Fleet Street of a news media organisation, independent and not beholden to proprietor or shareholders, holding such a consultative, "sounding-board" meeting with staff about such a central question of editorial policy.
