Sentence examples for for accolade from inspiring English sources

Buy tickets for Accolade from theguardianboxoffice.com Blanche McIntyre: the stage director who works hard to make it all look easy.

Seed says that she would probably have never have been able to hang onto the rights for Accolade without the loyalty of more experienced producers who indicated to the rights agency that they should stay with her.

So it didn't take much urging to get me back to the Finborough the other night to see its latest production, "Outward Bound," even if my claims for this play are likely to be considerably more modest than they were for "Accolade" last year.

Whole Foods touts announcements of Green Prom projects and 100-best-companies-to-work-for accolades.

The loss of nine lives provides little basis for accolades.

He did not hang around for applause or tarry for accolades.

That leaves barely any time for accolades, a shame for a group that received and deserved many.

"Now that television is vying with the big screen for accolades and audiences, the stakes have jumped considerably".

And now that television is vying with the big screen for accolades and audiences, the stakes have jumped considerably.

"He's not one for accolades," she said with a grin as she wrapped an arm around him.

I've never worked for accolades or for someone to pat me on the back, so this honor still makes me want to pinch myself".