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We do not attempt, in the strict sense, to prove or to disprove anything, unless its importance makes it worthy of that honour.

Just like to me, it's my duty and honour to make it a good speech for you.

Without any modesty, Chu Jen Wang sat down in the seat of honour.

For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour.

I would not give up the pleasure and honour of being intimate with you for anything in the world.

'I've developed a huge respect and affection for the people there. It's a real honour to be an elder, ' he said.

"Nobody should have any doubt: whether you vote for us or not, all of your lifestyles and beliefs are a matter of honour for us, " he said.

I informed him I had had the honour of being in the firm twenty years, to which he insolently replied that I "looked it. "

I feel it a great honour to be invited to the party.

The difference between a moral man and a man of honour is that the latter regrets a discreditable act even when it has work.

Surprisingly, considering their crooked purpose, the cash desks seem to have operated on an honour system.

When I joined the democracy movement in Burma it never occurred to me that I might ever be the recipient of any prize or honour.

He was an unbelievable player, he scored so many goals for the club and for him to hand the shirt over to me was a real honour.

Was it a case of fishing for honour with Breton's silver hook, or indulging in Gay's luxury surpassing every other personal enjoyment?

But the most solemn celebration in honour of this saint was always that of his Nativity , preceded until recently by a fast.

"Then, " said the tradesman, "I change MY debt into one of honour; " and he tore up the note.

He was the best toolmaker in the group and it was a great honour for her to be chosen.

It was such a privilege and an honour for me to be invited in there. I will never forget that moment.

Let us be glad and rejoice, and give honour to him: for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife hath made herself ready.

to hear that you had, through diligent consistency, passed through all the courses for doctoral degree and had graduated with honour.

It's a tremendous honour and privilege to be elected for a third term and I'm acutely conscious of that honour and that privilege.

Moran must have felt strange and out of place in that other kingdom he was entering, perhaps while his friends were drinking in his honour.

As events in Karora suggest, honour-killing persists at least partly because many villagers approve of it.

The letter said the coalition should promote a green economy with "urgency and resolve" if it was to honour its promise.

For it to come to London would be a great honour and will create a huge increase in sporting interest as well as other advantages.

It is an honour for a man of my occupation to be allowed to stand here and speak with you today.

And thou shalt put some of thine honour upon him, that all the congregation of the children of Israel may be obedient.

though he was compelled to retain the sentiment in his heart, because Heathcliff plainly meant his underlings to hold him in honour.

I make it a point of honour to proceed along very classical lines so that I do not displease our great politicians and wise leaders.

She had the dubious honour of being the last woman to be hanged in England(=it was not an honour at all).

Now, a presidential decree has made a small but significant change: honour- killers must face at least two years in prison.

The emperor Xiaowen is said to have ordered the construction of a temple, deep in a mountain forest, in honour of a wandering Indian monk.

And yet, upon my honour, I believed what I said of myself to be true, and I believe it at this moment.

I'm be of honour to make friends with you, and I will always be. Wish you a brilliant future. Yours, .

On Tuesday the former supermodel-turned-pop singer was in Venice with her family for a concert in honour of her late father.

"We have been truly overwhelmed by the honour and respect being bestowed upon him with this award, " his mother said.

I count it a great honour to be working with you.

I consider it a great honour to be invited to your birthday party.

"There is nothing that dares to disobey you, O king! " they said. "The world bows before you, and gives you honour. "

Honour the souls also who stood aside and allowed you to more into humanity to perform one of the greatest acts of LOVE to befall mankind.

Let us make it a point of honour to get in the harvest more quickly than Jones and his men could do.

BASHAR ASSAD, Syria's president, has made it a bit harder for men to kill their daughters and sisters for the sake of "honour" .

The beautiful Huanpu River outside, now just flows across our windows of this hotel, was also named in honour of him.

I feel it a great honour to be your tour guide today.

I feel it an honour for me to be a member of the school and I will appreciate it if you can consider my application. That's all. Thank you!

Washington, a state in the United States, was named in honour of one of the greatest American presidents.

To save his "honour" he had been forced into a purchase which he could not possibly afford.

Edmund: Well, at times like this, Baldrick, there is no choice for a man of honour.

this was a farewell dinner in nikolays honour , as he was to set off with denisov after the baptism festival to rejoin his regiment.

THE more enthusiastic are calling it a "hibiscus revolution" , in honour of both Malaysia's national flower and the Arab awakening.

Her father was a good friend of mine, and I felt honour bound to help her when she was in trouble.

Glory, honour, wealth, and rank, such thing is nothing but shadow.

In May 1908 she organized church services in honour of her mother in Grafton, W. Virginia, and in Philadelphia where the family had lived.

An indignant person, ready to fight for home or honour, holds his head upright, squares his shoulders, and clenches his fists.

To the extent to which people do not honour their contracts, they should be firmly told.

He was an unbelievable player, who scored so many goals for the club and for him to hand the shirt over to me was a real honour.

There is such a strong resistance to honour their mother that it becomes apparent that they rather die than to honour their mother.

I understand that this gentleman, your friend, is a man of honour and discretion.

"To be chosen for this prize is a great honour, and I'm still a little bit in shock, " she said.

A man will lay down his head, or peril his life for his honour, but let us be shy how we ask him to give up his ease or his heart's desire.

Eugenie turned her head aside, for her high sense of honour reproached her.

As to honour- you know- it's very fine mediaeval inheritance which women never get hold of . It is not theirs.

I consider it a great honour to be here with you today.

Two months ago, Sevilla's Ernesto Javier Chevanton had declared that it would have been an honour for him to return to the Serie A.

I had the honour to work with Ross before and I think Honda needed someone like him and it will be fantastic to have him on board.

There is nothing to be announced. For me, it is an honour to be here and an honour to have been asked [to take charge on an interim basis].

Life, he never care about what others riches and honour, more do not envy others any day.

He shall call upon me, and I will answer him: I will be with him in trouble; I will deliver him, and honour him.

In an online letter he said dying would be an "honour" .

"Sweet William" is often said to honour the eighteenth century Prince William, Duke of Cumberland.

I feel it a great honour to be working with you.

This was a great honour - Haydn had been asked in 1792 - and he conducted his own twelve minuets and twelve German dances.

It is a great honour for me to hear any manager slagging Bolton off, particularly when it is one of the big boys.

I gave him a special present in honour of him.

In his memory, and in honour that all of that he stood for, let us commit with absolute dedication to see that goal quickly accomplished.

I consider it a great honour to be present at the meeting.

He said: It's not easy to get back into the game, so to get the chance to come back here was the greatest honour I could ever receive.

Such sectarian sniping, inflamed by traditional notions of women as the repository of family honour, has not been the only cause of strife.

His parents felt it a great honour to be asked to speak at the meeting held in honour of the school's birthday.

At the national flag-raising ceremony once a week, it is a great honour for the children who are luck to be choosen to raise the flag.

Let the enemy persecute my soul, and take it; yea, let him tread down my life upon the earth, and lay mine honour in the dust. Selah.

The setting is an engagement party where Annie, the maid of honour for her childhood friend Lillian, has been asked to make a speech.

This is something of relief even to be undone by a man of honour, rather than by a scoundrel.

We honour your desire to move out of quarantine to be reconnected with the cosmic circuits of the universe.

She was the maid of honour at my wedding and I was hers this past weekend.

She swore on her honour that she had never seen the man before.

It would be an honour for me to become a Roma player, the highlight of my career in fact.

Knights considered it a great honour to have a seat at the Round Table.

He gave many of his ex-soldiers money to set themselves up as pub landlords and the pubs were named in his honour.

For you have made him only a little lower than the gods, crowning him with glory and honour.

A year later, on the day before his birthday, we honour his memory as a great and giving person and as the world's greatest entertainer.

He said he was not worthy to accept such honour.

HONOUR'D SIR - Look to your Wife if you do love her as much as she do love you', and signed, `FROM TWO WELL-WISHERS'.

and then retired to my own room, and there spent in solitude the greatest part of the half-holiday granted in honour of the occasion.

proud that in a cause of compassion and honour , he had been able to get the better of himself.

XX: YY, this ring I give you as a sign of my constant faith and abiding love. With all that I am, and that I have, I honour you.

Running one of these collection points, where the milk is tested and weighed, is a position of great honour.

But he was a true son of Poland who sought always to uphold the honour and stature of the Polish nation and people as he saw them.

Obviously getting 50 caps for your country is a great achievement and a great honour as well.

Some of these companies are now listed, which makes them better able to honour their obligations to their lenders.

Poor boy, he thought his honour required him not to take advantage of my inexperience.

It was an unnerving honour to have the great man sit down to watch us eat.

The king was very appreciative of his deeds and decided to honour him as a saint by a decree.

It has been the greatest honour and privilege of my life to share your home for five years, and to have some responsibility for your future.

For those of us lucky enough to get to work with him, it's been an insanely great honour.

He stands up for the honour of his own country His quarrels with the queen's dwarf.

Since I'm married, . . . I give you my honour, I've not touched a bit of stamped paper.

As you know, the honour of performing the first surgery is reserved for the intern that shows the most promise.

One of the first stops is the Leopold cafe, where the bullet holes and grenade blast marks have been preserved as a badge of honour.

but, upon his honour, he believed there might be more comfort in rooms of only half their size.

Nevertheless, as a gesture of good will I come today prepared to honour this debt of 453 pounds and three shillings.

So great was the honour that the winner of the foot race gave his name to the year of his victory.

It really was , it was an incredible honour and a truly memorable time for me.

It's not to be ignored: on September 24th an honour-roll student was beaten to death near Fenger, swept up in senseless violence.

Reagan stated that the United States would honour its obligations laid down in the three communiques and implement the "one China" policy.

It was a great honour and one of the most exciting days of my life.

He was obliged to be in town the following day , and consequently unable to accept the honour of your invitation .

the runaway apprentice became the most sought after man of two continents, and brought his native land to praise and honour him.

To leave before the guest of honour would be out of the way.

Mr. Darcy with grave propriety requested to be allowed the honour of her hand; but in vain.

Matron of honour Elizabeth Taylor had travelled down in her bedroom slippers, but had forgotten her shoes to change into!

It is honour of me to be invited to speak here today.

The fact that he has decided to stay is an honour as well.

She said she was not worthy accepting the honour they had offered her.

And honour not his father or his mother, he shall be free. Thus have ye made the commandment of God of none effect by your tradition.

AS Pan Shou, he made his mark in the calligraphy circles, and achieved the honour of being a "" national treASure "" .

but you keep your weather - eye open , jim , and i ll share with you equals , upon my honour.

Victoria: It is with a sense of reverence and honour that I address you, my Privy Councillors, as your Sovereign and Queen.

Fortunately, curiosity and a quick intellect urged her into an apt scholar: she learned rapidly and eagerly, and did honour to his teaching.

Gigi Buffon is out for at least three months after back surgery, so Marco Storari has the "honour" of replacing him at Juventus.

What motivates Nantah alumni associations all over the world to put in money and hard work to vie for the honour of hosting a reunion?

Most notably, he claimed to have won a military honour he did not.

A few weeks ago, Mr Koizumi looked set to be accorded that rarest honour, an address to a joint session of Congress.

The regiment eventually became "The Duke of Wellington's" , the only unit in the British Army named to honour a non-Royal.

Named by Queen Victoria in honour of her late husband, the V&A now houses 3000 years worth of art and design from all over the world.

Heavenly Father, we ask You in the name of Jesus, to help us cherish the honour You have done us by calling us Your sons and daughters.

In the old days, one of the perks of being a major-league philanthropist was the satisfaction of having a statue erected in your honour.

They even had to resort to hoping that Sir Fred would feel honour-bound to return the money. He has not.

People always said that Ravi would be a man of honour, like his father.

The highest honour-The Queen Victoria holding a medal and a medal cup walking towards him. People are look at him full of respect sights.

A heated exchange is now reported to taken place between the player and coach after Deschamps told his defender he must honour his contract.

Public praise can bring along the honour and a sense of satisfaction.

It was such a serious battle that all the soldiers bit the dust. The natives dedicated a monument in honour of them.

To win it twice on the run is a great honour and I am delighted with the award, " he said. "

Mr Putin thanked him and said it would be a "great honour" .

Among the dead was the birthday guest of honour, a man local media named only as Mota, Mexican slang for marijuana.

A man of honour would not behave in so cowardly a way.

Two skinny men shouldered each other aside for the honour of bringing up the stool and placing it in the shade by the wall.

Like her, he must be also on "grave hike" , and failed to find the deceased one he would like to honour.

It was an honour given periodically to a student, based on excellence in schoolwork, participation and homework.

He who does not honour his wife , dishonors himself. ---Proverb.

They were not the first to use these chemicals in military operations. This dubious honour goes to the British.

Only ticket holders for the game can see the presentation of the trophy after which the team will go on a lap of honour around the pitch.

It may not find a place in thy garland, but honour it with a torch of pain from thy hand and pluck it.

I feel bound to maintain the honour of that uniform .

If you do not put that knife this instant in your pocket I promise, upon my honour, you shall hang at the next assizes .

It is our honour to be able to invite you to visit our company.

By facing your weaknesses, you honour your true self and that of others.

She had the dubious honour of being the last woman to be hanged in England.

NOW in which we respect and honour those of you who have remained steadfast in your LOVE for your selves and your planet.

The junta refused to honour the result of the last elections in 1990 when Suu Kyi's party won by a landslide.

If you are invited to their house, consider it a great honour.

Dr. J. : It is a real honour to be able to celebrate my dear friend, Hubble.

The young man has lost a sense of honour . He is always stealing.

And they were offended in him. But Jesus said unto them, A prophet is not without honour, save in his own country, and in his own house.

He was as punctilious about his honour, as fine a horseman and as deep in debt as any of them.

He thought it an honour to have been invited to the party.

Bankruptcies among retailers also scared people away from gift cards, for fear that stores would not be around to honour them.

She has been the subject of a musical, has stamps and pop songs in her honour and her image has been projected onto Sydney's Harbour Bridge.

The best known of all these is the beautiful Taj Mahal, a tomb built by an emperor in honour of his beloved wife.

The intelligentsia had nurtured the cult of the persecuted and consecrated its own heroic struggle (a censor's ban was a badge of honour).

At the White House correspondents' dinner this month, Mr Obama was the guest of honour.

"What is there to make out? Where the horse's tail is, there's the front, and where your honour's sitting, there's the back. "

But I felt I should like to treat you with perfect frankness and honour, and I could not do so without telling this.

When he showed the riches of his glorious kingdom and the honour of his excellent majesty many days, even an hundred and fourscore days.

You do me too much honour, ' said the Marquis; 'still, I prefer that supposition. '

eg: It was a point of honour with the washwoman to return the wash to its rightful owner.

If you will let me have her, she shall be treated with the greatest honour and respect as one dearly beloved.

For some central banks, taking financial markets by surprise with a sudden increase or cut in rates was almost a matter of honour.

He, his parents and eight siblings squeezed into a two-bedroom house on a street that was later renamed Jackson Boulevard in their honour.

He does not honour the criminals and has no truck with the museum.

Mui, if Simond already had the honour to meet you two times, then at least I should have the honour to meet you one time! !

Haman came in and the king asked Haman if he could think a reward for someone who the king wanted to honour.

56He sang this song in honour of the heroes who risked their lives to save the children.

What did not call somewhat before the desire is male honour female low, this conduces to reach harmonious highest state.

To be around the medalists was a great honour.

There is going to be a banquet on board on Sunday evening. May we have the honour of having you as our guest of honour?

Andy: Winning a Gold in the 2008 Olympics would be a double honour for her, because the competition will be held on home ground.

Here, we review the work of Hebb and its lasting influence on neuroscience in honour of the 2004 centenary of his birth.

I bless you and honour you as children of God. I ask that you bless yourself through the choices you make.

The prize is to honour him for his great discovery.

Some also worry that these weakened monolines would be less able to honour credit-default swaps (CDS)[3] they had sold to the banks.

True knights in shining armour, in principle at least, these men espouse the noble ideals of chivalry and honour.

We have had the honour of hosting in Creta Maris many official Chinese delegations visiting Crete. Among them, Mr.

You honour the right to health and the obligation of governments to be in charge of their own health agenda.

She held honour--- a cheque for twenty thousand pounds with his signature--- quite firmly in her hands.

Such generous actions stamp him as a man of honour.

The admiral drained his cup in honour of the queen at a banquet given on her birthday.

All I have said before is that it would be an honour to coach Real and I say that out of respect for their great history.

Vida says wearing the armband is a great honour, but believes the current side are blessed with a host of players with leadership qualities.

At times like this, one feels honour-bound to scratch one's head.

Swear to me on your honour that this story of yours is based on legal fact .

He who does not honour his wife, dishonors himself.

Former occupants of the White House and other US dignitaries have gathered at a California church to honour late US First Lady Betty Ford.

and honour of such positions is not, I believe, measured by the height of the stool, which depends upon other considerations.

It is very important to try and honour at least some of your dreams along the way.

It would be an honour for him to wear the Italian jersey.

At least he would die with honour defending his parents!

b. A confirming bank is irrevocably bound to honour or negotiate as of the time it adds its confirmation to the credit.

The Nobel Prize is considered to be a great honour for the most outstanding scientists and writers.

Next year's guest of honour is China, and I'm hoping for something akin to the grandeur of the Olympics opening ceremony in Frankfurt.

It's also a crucial result for his career as he tries to persuade Force India to honour his contract for next year.

Or hath not the potter power over the clay, of the same lump, to make one vessel unto honour, and another unto dishonour?

A bank will not, upon resumption of its business, honour or negotiate under a credit that expired during such interruption of its business.

He announced that in his will, his money would be used as an annual prize to honour leaders in science, literature and world peace.

It's going great because of the wide Twilight fantasy I've been able to have people follow my other projects, which is just such an honour.

It's just an honour for me to get up and do what I love doing.

"It is an immensely great honour to be awarded Player of the Year by the fans, " said Bendtner.

But it is only recently that, following the example of American parades, the public has been encouraged to honour them.

e. g. It is only a dance in honour of her birthday.

The city's bid chief said awarding the honour to Brazil was an opportunity to make Olympic history.

He is a wonderful manager and it's an honour to be able to say I'm going to be able to play for Liverpool.

Politicians have agreed to honour and obey They'll come down and listen to what the people say I can't wait to be there in line, no no!

The deputy manager exchanged the company' s interest for his personal honour.

The Queen raised HIm to the peerage to honour HI contribution to HIs motherland.

It was a true honour and joy to give a preppy spin on some of our favourite Disney characters.

Tis a Shame that your Family is an Honour to you! Youought to be an Honour to your Family.

if what you say is true then I must, in all honour, regard myself as bound to her.

The first was the lord mayor's banquet at Guildhall last Monday, in honour of his predecessor.

He had earlier given his acceptance speech in Italian saying the win was "possibly the greatest honour of my life" .

But Jesus said unto them, A prophet is not without honour, but in his own country, and among his own kin, and in his own house.

It is a great honour and achievement for a soul to assist a planet in her Ascension.

He thought it an honour to have been invited to dinner.

It looks like a honour to his Chinese guest. But nothing in diplomacy comes without strings attached.

Why, that it may be used for the honour and glory of man, father.

JUNKANOO is a national festival in The Bahamas, the only place where it holds such an honour.

Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie said: "It's an honour for me to pick this up for 12 great, great men of golf. "

It has been a great honour your coming to visit us.

It has been a great honour your coming to visit me.

"It's a real honour and a privilege to be the 12th partner in 73 years [to do this], " he says.

I think it a great honour to visit your university.

Glory, honour, wealth, and rank, such thing are nothing but shadows.

Although Corus was undergoing the pain of a wrenching cyclical downturn in demand for steel, Mr Varin felt he could leave with honour.

I arranged to give a party at my house in her honour.

The French media and intelligentsia, predictably, have been ecstatic at the restoration of their country's honour in this line of endeavour.

indeed, he was one in whom the ancient Roman honour more appeared than in any that drew breath in Italy.

I intend to honour and preserve her greatness by following in her footsteps and thus I'll not be doing homework.

I imagine that to be singled out by the Captain for a farewell luncheon is indeed an honour.

In the evaluation and management process, the boundary between the "professional status" and the "honour title" is quite unclear.

I paid my respects to the rest of the Houyhnhnms in his honour's company; then getting into my canoe, I pushed off from shore.