Sentence examples for was honour from inspiring English sources

If there was honour in defeat against Italy in Manaus, then this was just a very poor England performance.

If that was honour enough then the recognition in receiving the Légion d'honneur, the highest distinction in France, from President Nicolas Sarkozy in May took him to a different level of exaltation.

"What we wanted to do was honour their bravery, what they showed over all those years, and the other point we were thinking about was just journalistic, we had to explain to our readers what is Charlie Hebdo".

FOR any who doubted whether there was honour among thieves, or indeed among investment bankers, solace may be found in the details of a settlement between UBS, a Swiss bank, and regulators around the world over a vast and troubling conspiracy by some of its employees to rig LIBOR and EURIBOR, key market interest rates.

Early in the debate Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn and other Labour MPs called on the prime minister to apologize for that remark; Cameron did not do so, though he did say that there was honour in voting for either side of the question.

I knew it was honour to be asked but I simply can no longer sing the words "for we are young and free"." She also suggested some new lyrics in this article; 'lyrics penned by Australian legend Judith Durham in consultation with Muti Muti singer songwriter Kutcha Edwards'.

We know whom it is really about, a "man whose name was known for courage resolute in his helmet," a man whose world was "honour-bound and blood-stained," who came from his native land pitying "the plight you suffer in this legendary hall".

I was honoured.

I was honoured, indeed".

I think it was honours even".

Zinnemann again was honoured as best director.