Sentence examples for with honour from from inspiring English sources
He said independently that Chamberlain had brought "peace with honour" from Munich.
I did not see how he could back away, with honour, from words so bold and unequivocal.
Along with Jefferson Davis, his Southern counterpart, he is among the few to emerge with honour from this whole sorry story.
When in 388 the revival of Athenian imperialist ambitions led Artaxerxes to enter into an alliance with Sparta, Pharnabazus, as the chief opponent of Sparta, was recalled with honour from his command.
An able reader by the age of three, she was 'valedictorian' (or 'top') in French at the Lycee Francais in Los Angeles and went on to graduate 'magna cum laude' (with honour) from Yale.
The pair emerged with honour from opening-day defeats, and then bounced back to win their next match.
He graduated with honours from Lincoln University (Pennsylvania) in 1930.
He received a law degree (with honours) from Potchefstroom University in 1958.
He went on to receive a bachelor's degree with honours from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
In 1968, Dr. Gibbs emigrated to Canada, where she graduated with honours from the McGill University medical school in Montreal.
L'Engle attended boarding schools in Europe and the United States and graduated with honours from Smith College (B.A., 1941).
