honoree

All told, 32 schools on the Island had 69 honorees.

But if truth were told, most honorees have dark sides as well.

You could use those same four words to describe our honoree tonight.

In 1986, the number of annual honorees was increased to six.

"But for the honoree it's enough to know you've done the job given you in the best possible fashion."

Each honoree is selected by his or her school district.

New honorees will be unveiled each year in the fall.

At one point the stage slowly filled with 27 of the honorees.

Among the attendees include the honorees families and close friends.

The honorees at such affairs are usually former athletes over the age of 60.

And what the honoree will remember best is that all his buddies were there.

There is no specific amount of honorees to be selected each year.

I think, for the record, it might be appropriate that we note a former honoree is with us tonight.

The 34 honorees were chosen from more than 1,100 entries.

In 2009, four of the honorees were covered legislative and executive officials.

Most of the honorees are dead, though not always.

These honorees have taken initiative to address needs in their communities and around the world.

Each of yesterday's honorees has taken that tradition in a new direction.

Honorees are nominated by a national committee of music professionals for their work over several years.

Each year since 1996, a small group of honorees has been inducted into the Hall.

The honorees are also recognized at halftime of the game.

All the honorees are flown to the chosen city and get to meet each other for the first time.

The honoree will usually perform themselves after being paid tribute.

As it turns out, many of the honorees are obscure and some never even lived in the state.

And frankly, a lot of the current honorees don't seem to have been given much thought.