Sentence examples for drawn acclaim from inspiring English sources

He will preside over an institution that has three theaters, a multimillion-dollar budget, and has drawn acclaim with productions like "One Man, Two Guvnors" and "War Horse".

Ms. Johansson's agent, Joe Machota, and Mr. Thompson brought her together with Mr. Ashford, who has drawn acclaim for staging plays in London, including a 2009 production of Williams's "Streetcar Named Desire" starring Rachel Weisz.

In Nicholas Hytner's contemporary production of "Othello" at the National Theater here, two leading British theater actors, Adrian Lester and Rory Kinnear, have drawn acclaim for the fresh clarity and credibility of their performances as Othello and Iago — characters whose ultimately lethal actions can sometimes strain belief.

Although the current total stands at just £575, the efforts of a small group of Trotters fans have drawn acclaim from Le Fondre.

He's explored a variety of world music influences and drawn acclaim for his 14 recordings on Windham Hill and other labels.

A new tented production of "Peter Pan" has drawn acclaim worldwide for its 360-degree computer-generated-imagery backdrop, stunning flying sequences and focus on traditional storytelling.

Mr. Nelford, like Ms. Roskot, drew acclaim as a teenager.

Mr. Quinn's production of "The Crumb Trail" at P.S. 122 drew acclaim last year.

When the aquarium opened, on Pier 3 in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, its brutalist architecture drew acclaim.

The film drew acclaim, and it was nominated for nine Academy Awards, including best picture.

Glenn Close, (born March 19 , 1947 Greenwich, Connecticut, U.S ., American actress who drew acclaim for her considerable range and versatility.