Sentence examples for an accolade which from inspiring English sources

It was an accolade which I often recalled in later years, at moments when Donald's extreme caution and suspicion of radical initiatives seemed distinctly mixed blessings.

The school was recently awarded seven grade 1s from the Estyn inspectors, a mark of their high standards and an accolade which Davies played a vital role in achieving.

However, the institution is not the most improved university, an accolade which was won by the University of Chester, rising from 75th to 29th after a recent £3m spend on overhauling its learning resources centre, and a further £1m on new sports facilities.

"It's unbelievable, it's an accolade which very few people can achieve.

It was an accolade which Lively, with characteristic humility, described as "disconcerting".

"It's been the hardest secret I've ever had to keep, but I kept it in". "It's unbelievable, it's an accolade which very few people can achieve.

The rank of honorary Queen's counsel is a rare accolade which the lord chancellor bestows on just a handful of the most respected lawyers each year.

They try to please us like trained animals please their trainers in order to receive a treat or accolade, which in human political terms is always votes and money.

The city will hope to see an economic boost from the accolade, which is handed out every four years.

The city will hope to see an economic boost from the accolade which could bring in extra investment, tourism and media attention.

In the literary world, he earned the accolade which, nearly half a century earlier, he'd bestowed upon Williams, who'd won a batting title at the age of 39: "the best old hitter of the century".