Sentence examples for as accolades from inspiring English sources

Today, Mr. Girardet returned to Crissier, leaving behind as many questions as accolades for his eloquent food.

Bravery is one of those ancient virtues that we confer as accolades too easily in the celebrity age.

Shows such as House of Cards, Scandal and Veep have managed to draw viewers as well as accolades.

As accolades rain down on the Bank of Spain for its deft touch in the run-up to the credit crisis, Jaime Caruana, a former governor of the central bank, has been named as the next general manager of the Bank for International Settlements BISS).

Incumbents rarely survive the revolutionary tidal wave of Apple's design team and if history is any guide when/if the "real" Apple TV appears all of Samsung's hard work will be forgotten as accolades roll in for Apple's amazing (and I'm just guessing) retina display screen, built-in coffee-maker, and Scent-Surround smell emitters.

As far as accolades -- we got a 2-star review in The NY Times at Toro, and that was an amazing moment where we were super, super pumped and celebrated with the whole restaurant.

There is no doubt that in every pursuit of greatness by an athlete, there is a support team that deserves as many accolades as the athlete themselves.

"As funny as that sketch was, and as many accolades as he got for it, it's one of the things that killed him.

Since becoming an unofficial emblem of the trans community, the 66-year-old Jenner has received perhaps as many accolades as criticism. .

The Echo has won numerous accolades, as well as government praise, for its campaigning journalism, specialist writing, community work, photographic images and appeals for good causes over the decades.

This year, for example, Harvard Business School received more than five times as many accolades for strategy as did the runner-up in the category.But in one category there is a business school that stands head, shoulders, torso and trunk above the rest.