honorowe miejsce

The new case would naturally take pride of place, perhaps just inside the front entrance, he thought.

A less obvious reason has to do with pride of place.

Let your people follow their King and take pride of place in our ranks.

Yes, the classics still have pride of place on the menu.

For a few years, it had pride of place on her television.

Kate Lane's picture still had pride of place on the table.

Your intention now is to give the financial market pride of place.

These initiatives must take pride of place in that context.

These were retrieved and now take pride of place in the library.

Political coverage, however, will still have pride of place in an election year.

Look ahead, people say, to a future of economic boom, sunny beaches and an honorable place in the community of democratic societies.

If he stayed, he would have an honorable place in Bekror's service.

The guest would then be seated in the most honorable place.

That leaves little room, he continued, for figuring out "what an ethical, sustainable, honorable human place in nature might actually look like."

Yet in the first half of this century, the alto held an honorable place in the vocal world.

Ms. Herrera has an honorable place in postwar geometric painting, and this fine show should help secure it.

Among these Richard Pipes has a prominent and honorable place.

You have already established your place in our history, an honorable place, and thank you.

It ended with a 5-2 loss, but an honorable second place which is the best Sweden performed in a World Cup.

What a decent and honorable place Rome was!