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We shall hope to meet you again honourably on the field of battle.

They wanted to be married honourably first and to build a little house for the village to see.

Which was a terrible idea, as they now rather honourably acknowledge.

I see only one way of fulfilling this task honourably.

So, he had been honourably dismissed to "the office" to begin the world again.

Had he answered, I would have killed him honourably with my own sword.

As a result of this injury he was honourably discharged.

Nobody acted honourably any more, everybody had to have an angle.

The model has emerged honourably from these tests; and we will now describe some of them.

But he was home, honourably out of the war, everybody saying how well he had done.

She was the one Indian woman to whom white men honourably made proposals of marriage.

I wanted to say to you that our name goes back very far and very honourably.

He was therefore honourably acquitted of all blame for the loss.

"He was a gentleman who behaved honourably in an impossible situation."

He was honourably discharged from the service in 1945.

Prisoners of war were either killed honourably, with a sword, or kept as slaves.

I was taken by the ear, so, by your long honourably dead father.

Now individual humans may honourably choose not to kill and or eat certain species of animals.

"Some are glad to sell their daughters, rather than marrying them honourably."

It provided honourably retired officers with an immediate source of capital.

Of every charge which had been alleged against him, he was fully and honourably acquitted.

Especially for large contributions to humanity, the contributor is usually regarded honourably.

There was a law, which has since lapsed, that all senators should be honourably married.

Everyone is entitled to decent housing and an income which allows them to live honourably.

Citizens are quite capable of taking their own decisions honourably and conscientiously.

When did any of you ever let me deal honorably?

The first two did their work honorably, and are now dead.

After all, he thought, I came by them honorably enough.

They should be honorably gone from the picture, out of the game.

That would be the only way for him to break it off honorably.

But when my country has need of me, you will feel that I cannot honorably stay at home.

Do we really want to begin over again a war that has been brought honorably to an end?

I want to be allowed to die simply and honorably.

I hoped the women would take their own lives honorably.

Our human job is to learn to live together honorably and fairly.

He was discharged honorably at the end of the war.

But by then Han had lost the will to lead his country honorably.

But he wants to do it honorably, in a fair competition.

How can we honorably impose further conditions upon them now?

Poison and peace for those whose time has come honorably.

Last month the Council attempted to deal honorably with the food problem.

He is a veteran and served his country honorably from 1987-1991.

There are people all over the world who have honorably served in their military or police organizations.

It is not necessary to like every man personally in order to deal honorably with him.

I will face that moment of death, but more honorably, trying to do something."

There's bipartisan reason to hope, finally, that Congress will act honorably.

He was honorably discharged on June 12, 1919 from military service.

He taught me how to live well and honorably, with integrity.

You know that the lords of death did not deal honorably with them.

He seems to have behaved rather honorably in his treatment of our people.