• Reddy's on the team, but Hippy and I will do the honors."
• The garrison was generously permitted to retire with the honors of war.
• In the first battle of Ypres, the chief honors of victory were again awarded to him:
• Fearful of being caught in the snare of worldly honors, he resolved to seek safety in flight.
• Priscilla took Honors in Classics, and Phil in Mathematics. Stella obtained a good all-round showing.
• However, he evidently did not want to retreat without any honors; so he bravely jumped upon the nest and yelled:
• He loaded him with honors, and made him chamberlain of his palace, thus giving him access to the queen at all times.
• She knew he was studying very hard, aiming at High Honors and the Cooper Prize, and he took little part in the social doings of Redmond.
• I do not intend to take her honors from her; but I will save her a world of trouble in management--be as useful to her as a housekeeper.
• They will do it at once unless, like men, they use the ballot for those political honors which many years of experience have taught men to be hollow.

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Dizzy Gillespie, License CC BY-SA 4.0