Sentence examples for biggest acclaim from inspiring English sources
"I think the biggest acclaim to ourselves was at the end of the game we celebrated with our supporters - and we turned around and everybody in the Kop was applauding us and clapped us off the park," added McGinlay.
Or getting big acclaim, like Ocean Vuong in poetry.
Echoes of that Civic Gospel can be heard in the pride with which Brummies speak of the new library of Birmingham, which opened last year to great acclaim, the biggest in Europe; or in the prospects for the city's ability to draw manufacturing and digital industries if the HS2 rail link to London opens at the currently derelict Curzon Street station in 2026.
Sometimes to his detriment and sometimes to great acclaim, Mr. Logue thought big.
Comeback: noun, return to big-screen acclaim in unlikely project for vilified Aussie.
The playwright Richard Bean, a tremendous, bruising talent, has had his biggest excoriation and acclaim here, with the scabrous England People Very Nice and the huge slapstick success of One Man, Two Guvnors.
After that, Kidman advanced to the big roles and acclaim that eluded her friend for more than a decade.
Meanwhile, another big videogame publisher, Acclaim Entertainment, is coming from a completely different direction and exploring the concept of mobile game as marketing tool.
In 1844, when "Long Jakes" was being shown in New York City to big crowds and acclaim, it was described as a Western work by an authentic Westerner, Professor Clark said.
