lap of honour

These days if a show gets nine million everyone does a lap of honour."

He was able to return before the end of the meeting to take a lap of honour.

"Take a lap of honour with the damned thing?"

Our world champion - doing his lap of honour, I suppose."

Spiksley was given a lap of honour and a standing ovation.

The Tipperary team then paraded the cup around the stadium in a lap of honour.

Would Marcus be like Button, preoccupied on his lap of honour?

'Doing a lap of honour to say his farewells,' said Holly.

Iwan has just done lap of honour to chariots of fire.

Enjoy your lap of honour Murali, great bowler and a great man!

Harbury was doing what Holly would call a lap of honour, circling the room saying goodbyes.

It was the sort of distance that Olympic sprinters can cover in less than a minute on their lap of honour.

The episode was spoilt somewhat by the studio audience, who made it feel like a half-hour lap of honour.

He was really doing a lap of honour at Lord's, where he had so often opened the innings for England.

Ribbons and prizes are usually presented while mounted, before the placegetters take a lap of honour around the arena.

To mark the occasion 80 former players attended the match and performed a lap of honour whilst the supporters received a free t-shirt.

Being played before every home game during April as well as during their lap of honour and in the changing rooms when celebrating promotion.

No final lap of honour.

A truly overwhelmed Pakistani team even made a lap of honour in appreciation of the spectators' sporting behaviour.

After the goal Beattie got booked for taking his shirt off and his impromptu lap of honour.

A few steps was all he managed before he was caught up and carried shoulder high for a lap of honour round the clearing.

Then finally she's up, smiling and off for the lap of honour, an Australian and an Aboriginal flag in her hand.

Mahé acknowledged the crowds, took the bouquet, did a lap of honour and then headed to clean himself up at the track's showers.

Johns was forced to accept the shield in front of an almost empty stadium after Queensland had completed a lap of honour.

After the presentation the Dublin team and management went on a lap of honour around the Croke Park pitch.