Sentence examples for bubbly praise from inspiring English sources
Modest accomplishments earn bubbly praise.
(Florida's first state song, traded for "Old Folks," was equally bubbly, praising "thy gardens and thy phosphate mines").
When that awkward moment had ended, the Europeans occupied the same chairs and cracked jokes, cracked open bottles of bubbly and sang the praises of one another and of McGinley, their Irish captain.
Rob Mitchum of Pitchfork Media in a 2003 review of the "Singles Box Set 1981-1985", said that "singles don't come much stronger than 'Hungry Like the Wolf'," praising its "bubbly keys around a slashing guitar riff," adding that the song "show[s] off how Duran Duran was a band, not just a synthesizer".
The bubbly, crunchy texture of the straws was praised, but were they delicious dipped in the spiced apple compote as suggested by M&S? Jackson wasn't so sure, likening the accompanying sauce to "baby food".
With his bubbly wife Jan, Crouch anchored TBN's flagship program, "Praise the Lord," a nightly two-hour talk show featuring guests, Scripture and entertainment.
Even the Daily Telegraph wrote in praise of his "plain living and high thinking … the profound side to his speeches" and his "youthful bubbly quality".
Let proof (become bubbly).
