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guest of honor

NOUN
  1. the person in whose honor a gathering is held

How To Use guest of honor In A Sentence

  • Uh , hi . I'm Philip Stuckey, Edward Lewis's lawyer. - Where's the guest of honor?
  • For example, the guest of honor reclined on the leftmost place on the rear couch, meaning that he or she bad the best view out of the room.
  • Ms. Carrie Jones , allow me to present our guest of honor, Mr. John Brown.
  • she was unpretentiously dressed even though she was the guest of honor
  • To make the party more momentous, you can make a surprise baby shower for the guest of honor.
  • A naked girl burst through the crust, and the guest of honor reeled her in on a ribbon leash.
  • Alternatively, enjoy the day by composing a ditty about tonight's guest of honor at the Washington Hilton.
  • As I was setting up that afternoon, the weariness from the past week began to fade and the reality of the situation set it: I was in line of sight of the display (shown above) by Artist Guest of Honor (and friend of SF Signal) John Picacio. Boskone Report
  • Last May the press also reported that he had hobnobbed with a well-known gangster at a wedding at which he was the guest of honor.
  • The master of ceremony bows to the guest of honor and conducts him to a place on the east side of the hall not far from, but opposite to where the host is standing.
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