用“honoured”造句大全，honoured造句

I am deeply honoured by your vote of confidence.

For great is the power of God alone, and he is honoured by the humble.

YONGFOO ELITE is honoured with "Most Favorite Club House of Financial Figures" by "SECURITIES MARKET WEEKLY".

Then, true to the time-honoured tradition among depressed poets, an idea began to form in his mind: death.

I am therefore greatly honoured to be a Chinese and take immense pride in the development of our country.

He has an honorary doctorate from the University of South Australia and has been honoured by the Governments of Poland and Greece.

The village of Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire, close to RAF Lyneham, has honoured British servicemen killed in war dozens of times since the first impromptu show of respect in 2007.

The shots were emailed direct from his handset to a Sunday newspaper's newsdesk, and (in time-honoured tabloid alliterese) the immoral miscreant's extramarital malarkey was all over the media in a matter of minutes.

They honoured the last sight draft.

He was honoured with a title.

The honoured guests took their seats in due order.

Where those bonuses reflect contracts, they must be honoured. Otherwise they should be binned.

The Playwright, 75 metres from the bank’s front door, was a time-honoured gathering place for Lehman’s employees.

I was deeply honoured by the trust you placed in me in November and have kept one of my earliest promises: I am working tirelessly!

To his dearly beloved and most honoured fellow-ministers of the Catholic Church in every place, Alexander sends health in the Lord.

It predicts that it would boost the economy in the short term but make America slightly poorer than it would otherwise have been by 2019, because the immense debts incurred would have to be honoured.

He is honoured as a model worker.

My wife entertained him as an honoured guest.

Chuck: I'm honoured to be playing even a small role in your deflowering.

No other recent leader of a viable country (outside North Korea, in other words) is so honoured—not even ones that did a good job.

In 1993 (see article) the K Foundation honoured Rachel Whiteread, an artist who cast the inside of a terraced house in concrete, with the title of Britain's worst contemporary artist.

For with such are the Great Teachers relics best, - honoured by those who are honoured.

The crowd cheered at the sight of the honoured guests' motorcade.

Because of its guarantee for quality and quantity of its product, this factory has Been honoured with the title of "Trust-worthy Enterprise".

This is a time-honoured custom.

The host gives the first toast. An honoured guest should return the toast later in the meal.

a time-honoured title

And the sheep answered, "we would have been honoured to visit your house if it were not in your stomach."

Come out quickly and welcome our honoured guest.

He honoured the memory of the 6m Jewish victims of the Holocaust, noting that: "Sadly, anti-Semitism continues to rear its ugly head in many parts of the world."

They were honoured with the title of "Advanced Production Team".