Sentence examples for commended at from inspiring English sources

He was commended at the Battle of Camperdown (1797) by Lord Nelson and performed well at the Battle of Copenhagen (1805).

Mr. Browne said Officer Jones's performance was commended at an internal police briefing by Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, who said that "her reserve under fire was matched only by her marksmanship".

The piece was highly commended at the 2014 Parliament of NSW Aboriginal art prize and is showing at Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery's exhibition (In visible: the First Peoples and War.

Updated at 9.03am GMT 8.47am GMT Congratulations to Graeme Wearden And there's good news for this blog's regular writer Graeme Wearden, who was highly commended at the UK Press Awards dinner last night, for his coverage of the anti-austerity protests last November and this blog in general.

Instead of being condemned for being progressive, Jones was commended at LaGrange's Rotary Club, earning a Paul Harris Fellowship.

Although Hood and his men were commended at the time, subsequent historical focus has been on the bravery of the inexperienced French crews in resisting an attack by an overwhelming force for so long.

In their public comments, Mr. Bush's aides have continued the strategy Mr. Baker laid out on Friday night and again today: to attack the Florida Supreme Court and commend, at every turn, the United States Supreme Court.

Here are a couple of tasters, but I heartily commend at some point going through the lot of them: Facebook Twitter Pinterest Facebook Twitter Pinterest 9.23am GMT Fogwatch Organisers of the biathlon event at the Sochi Winter Games were facing the possibility of another postponement on Friday as the Laura venue was again wrapped in fog ahead of the women's relay, reports Reuters.

District and Circle was the poetry collection critics most commended as a present at Christmas, according to a Booktrust survey yesterday.

New York is to be commended for at least recognizing the connection between soft drink consumption and overweight people.

These were probably intended for the salon rather than the nursery, but their narrative speed and lucidity commended them at once to children.