Until now, the invocation of salt, except perhaps in the case of Lot's wife, has had a note of commendation about it.
He also sent Pinter a card of commendation about Betrayal that is, in its own staggeringly succinct fashion, almost as great as the play itself, in its plaiting of prospect and retrospect.
Mr. Castro said his comments about commendations were taken out of context.
He said that when the drug-interdiction efforts began about 10 years ago, troopers received commendations from their superiors and glowing news coverage for drug seizures they made on Interstate 95, just north of the Delaware Bay Bridge and just south of where the interstate leads into the New Jersey Turnpike.
Eventually she runs through almost a dozen commendations that speak volumes about a career spent getting complicated cases to court, staging huge drug busts, putting herself in danger to help vulnerable people and dogged investigations into difficult and serious crimes that resulted in convictions.
If you want to know more about individual commendations and condemnations, the New York Times did a great series of interviews in their January 29th issue.
How do you feel about the reaction that the show has gotten and the commendations that it's already drawn?
He was an excellent soldier — he received fifteen commendations for bravery — but he hated the war and spent the rest of his life writing about it with chiselled, ironic rage.
He was an excellent soldier he received fifteen commendations for bravery but he hated the war and spent the rest of his life writing about it with chiselled, ironic rage.
There were also commendations from senior Scotland Yard commanders.
He recently won commendations in math, social studies and science.
