Sentence examples similar to extensive accolades from inspiring English sources
Her profile would make for a cluttered LinkedIn page, with a extensive list of accolades and networks that Smith will be sure to draw on if she got the job at USAid.
Few have garnered quite such an extensive harvest of accolades: in addition to his Nobel prize and more than 100 honorary degrees, last year he became the first non-US citizen to be awarded the National Medal for the Humanities.
To view her complete list extensive experience and accolades, you can access her CV.
After the release of Dreaming of You in July 1995, "Techno Cumbia"'s remix on the album received extensive airplay in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Spain and won accolades.
He detested public accolades.
The extensive coverage of the death of David Frost (suitable for a head of state) has included several mentions of his interview with Tony Blair, specifically the "did you pray together" question (Cameron, Blair and Parkinson lead accolades, 2 September).
