Sentence examples for back to praise from inspiring English sources

Seared on my memory is the episode where Johnny, an Eddie Jordan lookalike, snogs a grandmother in front of the other guests, gropes her, then settles back to praise her "juicy lips".

A previous accuser, Chrissie Carnell-Bixler, wrote back to praise Riales for coming forward.

And then he'd circle back to praising the council and various welfare agencies, all of which he described as "life savers".

This has a number of effects: it makes the other person feel like the big kahuna, it makes everyone else crave that same praise, and for those that have heard it before, it makes them harken back to their praise, raising their moods, too.

Mr. Lazio, a Suffolk County Republican, and Mr. Bush used their back-to-back appearances to praise each other's records and credentials, and Mr. Lazio used his first joint appearance with his party's presumed presidential nominee to state his support for an antimissile defense shield that Mr. Bush backs.

Kissinger starts to walk back, trying to praise Rogers.

Receiving an early copy of the "Road to Serfdom" from Hayek personally, Keynes wrote back to him, praising the book.

You wouldn't have hired them if you didn't see their value; always come back to that and praise it, time and time again.

But Mr. Clinton stepped back to the microphone to praise Mr. Obama.

When handled correctly that once irate consumer will often turn back to social media to praise the support he or she just received.

The vice-president's wife got back to him promptly, praised his concern for children, and promised to put him in touch with people who might help him.