Meanings of win the honour in English

Then it was to be seen who should win the honour of first spear to touch that dun hide.

Now, who among mortals will come forward and win the honour of being the first to sail the skies?

It is my ambition to get into that Index,- Ishallnever rest till I win the honour of being beside Darwin's 'Origin of Species'!

The Glasgow-based four-piece band were firm favourites with the bookies to win the honour and walked away with a £20,000 cheque.

A record-breaking 641 massage therapists mass-massaged 641 people simultaneously for 12 minutes to win the honour today at an indoor exhibition hall in Bangkok.

They have won the Cup, but we have won the honour.

So he departed down the river, won the honour, and was unannaled and unsung.

The tale won the honours of the dinner.

But in two out of three coin flips, Francis Pettygrove from Portland, Maine won the honour.

He has won the honour of an excellent historian while attempting merely to give hints for history.

Taylor Swift presented the breakthrough prize at a major country music awards show -13 years after she won the honour.

"Jenkinson," was the name that won the honour of rescuing Braintop from this dilemma.

A star performance from captain and scrumhalf Mark Flynn won the honours for Presentation, Bray, in this Leinster Schools Senior Cup tie at Kilternan.

It was Gervaise who really won the honour, for I had no share in the affair, save that of doing my best in the fight.

"We have with us this morning," said the master, "a chemist who has won the honours of paternity with his original thought.