Sentences with phrase «absolute honour»
House of Arras Chief Sparkling Winemaker Ed Carr said it was an absolute honour to receive this recognition from one of the nation's top wine shows.
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«It is an absolute honour that House of Arras has been recognised as the best of the best at the most prestigious wine show in Australia.
«It was an absolute honour to stage the IAAF World Indoor Championships, and despite the freezing conditions outside, the spectators inside Arena Birmingham created a red - hot atmosphere for the athletes.
Representing your country in any aspect is an absolute honour and I was lucky enough to do it several times.
Speaking on her role Negga commented «I'm thrilled to be cast in the role of Shirley Bassey and it's an absolute honour to be playing her in such an intimate story of her life.»
It was an absolute honour and a privilege to be able to talk to such a brilliant person who took the time to talk with us for a small interview, Jack used his power of persuasion (and his Press Pass) to wrangle the interview and what an interview it was, but rather than just write it all up, you can watch the full video below or view it on our YouTube Channel.
It is an absolute honour for me to dub for such a big legend.
«It's an absolute honour that JDIFF has chosen to programme The Price of Desire at the Festival,» said McGuckian.
On his move to Banyan Tree Phuket Thomason said: «It is an absolute honour for me to be the executive chef here in one of Phuket's most iconic hotels and I'm eager to utilise my experience and passion of western and Asian cuisine to bring dining excellence to the Resorts restaurants.»
It was an absolute honour and a privilege to be able to talk to such a brilliant person who took the time to talk with us for a small interview, Jack used his power of persuasion (and his Press Pass) to wrangle the interview and what an interview it was, but rather than just write it all up, you can watch the full video below or view it on our YouTube Channel.
It was an absolute honour to work with Mr. Eric Clarke, Lecturer in Health Informatics, in The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, on this piece; an archival pigment print set in a beautiful wooden frame with scratch resistant acrylic measuring a whopping 1.5 m x 1.5 m.
It was an absolute honour for me to have the opportunity to visit with him at his tiny house work - shop and home in Nakatsu, Japan to learn about his craft, his design concepts and also the philosophy behind the spectacular homes that he creates.