Sentence examples for article celebrated from inspiring English sources

A recent Italian Vogue article celebrated the natural beauty of some celebrities, featured without makeup, including Beyonce, Heidi Klum, Rihanna, Madonna, Elle McPherson, Goldie Hawn, Julianne Moore, Christy Turlington and Julia Roberts.

The article celebrated the importance of the mini-summit, but said Europe had "unfortunately wasted more than a year in pro-Chechen rhetoric".

Rurelec, which declined to comment for this article, celebrated the receipt of this award with a series of press releases on its website.

The article celebrated Mr. Brown's business empire (eighty-five employees; gross annual income, four and a half million dollars) and his populism (travelling a hundred thousand miles a year to reach three million fans where they lived; capping ticket prices at five dollars for adults and ninety-nine cents for children under twelve), and it said, "James Brown is a new important leader.

The feature article celebrated some of the greatest first kisses in film history, while bemoaning the fact that the fine art of the first kiss seemed to have been lost in cinema as well as life.

According to the article, celebrated etymologist Dr. Allen Walker Read (1906-2002) argued that OK first appeared as an abbreviation for "Oll Korrect" in a satirical piece on grammar that was published in the Boston Morning Post in 1839.

In 2005, Guardian critic Lyn Gardner's article celebrating the Edinburgh fringe programme was headlined "Playwrights?

How I enjoyed Melissa Clark's article celebrating grilled cheese ("Taking Back a Childhood Favorite," April 11).

I was disappointed at your article celebrating the marriage of Charles and Camilla as a victory for middle-aged women.

In an article celebrating Poe's bicentennial, "For Poe, This Has Been the Year to Die For," Edward Rothstein writes: Edgar Allan Poe took good care of his corpses.

The Life article celebrating the bay included a photograph of Hall and his father in their beloved gunning float, built in 1913.