The ancient network has been much lauded in the past.
(The final version, completed in 1992, was more understated, and the interior spaces were much lauded).
From its outset, Mad Men was much lauded by critics, and its devoted cadre of fans elevated it to the level of a cultural phenomenon.
The movie in question's subject was the First World War and it starred an actor who was much lauded for his roles in war movies.
The lone advantage the Royals had in those days was their groundskeeper, George Toma, whose surpassing skills as a "turf scientist" were much lauded by Red Sox broadcasters.
"This is evident from its distinct news and current affairs coverage, it's much lauded contribution to cinema through Film4, and its pioneering approach to on-screen diversity.
But that would be outside of a construction of a fragile but lethal masculinity – one that is much lauded in popular culture – that shoots first and asks questions later.
Innovations such as jam jar accounts, run by credit unions, have been much lauded, but where they have been offered take up has been low with many complaining about the complexity and costs involved.
The radical history of consumption in the 17th and 18th centuries is home territory for Stuart: his first book, The Bloodless Revolution, on radical vegetarians and the discovery of India, was much lauded for its quirky brilliance.
The author of more than 30 plays for stage and TV including Quartermaine's Terms and Melon, as well as five novels, Gray has recently been much lauded for a series of freewheeling diaries whose mix of high comic anecdote and poignant reminiscence dealt candidly with his failing health.
Central bank efforts to save the world economy after the 2007-2009 financrisisrisis were much lauded by pundits these past few years.
