Several historical societies still consult courts of honour to resolve disputes about ceremonial precedence.

The matrons of honour quietly fixed the veil and nervously adjusted the bouquets before the bride walked down the aisle.

At her sister's wedding, Emily proudly served as matron of honour, organizing the bridal shower and comforting the nervous bride.

A guard of honour lined the steps of the cathedral as the visiting president arrived.

The maids of honour carefully arranged the bride's veil before she walked down the aisle.

Human rights organizations have launched campaigns to prevent honour killings and to support survivors and their families.

Universities and monarchies have long acted as founts of honour, bestowing titles and awards on distinguished individuals.

The monarch remained the fount of honour, granting titles and medals at the state ceremony.

I tell you, honour bright, I left the letter on the kitchen counter.

They laid the young soldier to his bed of honour beneath the maple tree, where the wind carried the memory of his courage.