Sentence examples for be praised when from inspiring English sources

The Lions environment has to be praised when you see the emergence of Ballance, [Joe] Root and [Jos] Buttler.

New technology also makes it easier to share results with others – who doesn't want to brag the first time they run more than 5 miles (8km), or be praised when they've managed to lose 10 pounds (5kg)?

We were praised when bad guys died.

In all the arts, work that is praised when new because of its difficulty is often forgotten once the technical problem has been simplified.

So her successor, Mary Jo White, was praised when she managed to get the commission to unanimously put out the two rules for comment.

The caretaker has been praised when the Yankees have rumbled down the highway without braking, so he must be chastised when they stall.

Earlier this year, his eye for Chinese paintings was praised when about 90 of the 500 works he donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art were exhibited in "Modern Chinese Painting, 1860-1980".

Wish I Was Here was praised when it debuted at the Sundance film festival this January, and will go on general release this summer.

In 2000, his work was praised when his investigators quickly solved the murder of five workers at a Wendy's restaurant in Flushing, Queens.

Orde, who was praised when he was in charge of policing divided communities in Northern Ireland, admitted that the police were floundering in their efforts to keep abreast of activities planned over the internet.

A retrospective of Kitaj's work complete with his explanatory notes on the various paintings at the Tate Gallery (now Tate Britain) in 1994 drew harsh criticism, though it was praised when exhibited in New York and Los Angeles.