Sentence examples for earned accolades from from inspiring English sources

You've earned accolades from every company for which you've worked.

Its students performed well on state tests, and its teachers earned accolades from education watchdogs.

His work in Canada earned accolades from Dance Magazine for "striking out in brilliant new directions".

Since its publication in mid-March, "Human Parts" has earned accolades from Israeli critics.

Yet he was seasoned enough in the job he had been drawn to since childhood to have earned accolades from superiors and departmental medals for "meritorious" police work.

Tom Cotton, Republican The US army veteran earned accolades from rightwing commentators in 2006 after writing an open letter calling for the arrest of two New York Times reporters over a piece they wrote about a top-secret government program that tracked terrorist finances.

When it was unveiled, the Wilde building was the new thing, earning accolades from magazines like Time and Fortune and awards from the architectural community.

Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln was a match made in prestige movie heaven and the Anglo-Irish actor dominated his category, earning accolades from just about every awards group including the influential Screen Actors Guild, the largest voting block in the Academy.

Oregon's oldest winery, Elk Cove whose loveable pinots (noir, gris and blanc) consistently earn accolades from wine publications, will be on show on 3 May.

Diamond had a successful career that spanned over three decades, earning accolades from business media including The Wall Street Journal which noted that very few of her stock picks appeared on other managers lists.

His play during his first NHL season earned him comparisons to Wayne Gretzky for his vision and Pavel Bure for his speed, while also earning accolades from Gretzky himself.