Sentence examples for accolade it from inspiring English sources

Well, Oscar sure thing or not, the principal accolade it got from me during its two hours and thirty-eight minutes was my most-glances-at-my-watch-during-a-movie award.

Particularly if, as in the case of Accolade, it has a cast of nine.

Beckham had this to say on receipt of the accolade: "It started with The Spice Girls and girl power.

Told in a breezy prose style, this jolly, heartfelt autobiography deserves the ultimate accolade – it actually leaves you impatient for volume two.

It has even been given the ultimate business accolade: it is the subject of a Harvard Business School case-study.Willow Creek is just one of a growing number of evangelical churches that borrow techniques from the corporate world.

The Sun summed it up more bluntly: "He's got'em... Let's get him". The British assertion then received the ultimate accolade: it was quoted by President Bush in January in his state of the union address.

Among its many accolades, it had been named one of the world's most-admired companies by Fortune for several years running.

It cost $25,000 to dub La Strada into English, but after the film started to receive its many accolades, it was re-released in the United States on the art-house circuit in its Italian version, using subtitles.

Yet "the more it is uprooted from its native soil, the more accolades it receives in the mainstream art world," he adds, a paradoxical kind of success.

By and large, the production deserves the accolades it has received.

If Detroit ever again deserves such lofty accolades, it won't be for screwing cars together.