Meanings of die honourably in English

Yet he had 'the fortune to die honourably.'

Nay, liefer would we die honourably, and offer unto God, after the sweats of virtue, the life-blood of courage.

While life lasts, let us strive for the power to die honourably and to reap a noble end by our deeds.

I hope, at least, that I may expiate my crime by dying honourably.'

Besides, my two husbands died honourably in their beds.

The two brothers of his wife each became lieutenant-general, one of whom died honourably during the seven years' war.

'And he did die honourably,' said Sir Henry.

'Let us die honourably!' Frankenstein shouts back.

It was Salutius who said, "He is happy, Lord." The classic expression which means that a man has died honourably in battle.

Agrileonis, the mother of Brasidas, asking some Amphipolitans that waited upon her at her house, whether Brasidas died honourably and as became a Spartan?

One battalion came up with two field-guns to support its friends, and several militiamen died honourably, exposing themselves to the fire of an entrenched enemy.