Sentence examples for garnering acclaim from inspiring English sources

One recent exception is Into The Woods which is garnering acclaim from critics and audiences alike.

Later, Gainsbourg's daughter Charlotte emerged as a force in her own right, garnering acclaim for her acting skills as well as her finely crafted pop songs.

She also oversaw the construction of the new, climate-controlled building to house the vehicles, garnering acclaim for the structure and its contents.

After serving in the British Army, he left home to become an actor in 1960, joining the Dundee Repertory Company and later the Royal Court in London, where he began garnering acclaim, and the Royal Shakespeare Company.

David Fray, a 29-year-old pianist who has been garnering acclaim both on record and in performance, was making his festival debut in Mozart's Concerto No. 22 in E flat.

Eighteen-year-old Archie Marshall has been steadily garnering acclaim under his stage name, King Krule, for his hazy, dark melange of sounds: a touch of new wave guitar, some synths, a hint of dubstep, a bassy vocal growl.

He was doing legal work by day and writing plays at night when his theater work began to garner acclaim, and he was commissioned to write movie scripts.

One of the few series to garner acclaim for its portrayal of Asian men was the canceled CBS action drama "Martial Law".

Adams went on to garner acclaim for both her novels and her stories: the latter appeared in 22 Henry Awards collections and in several volumes of Best American Short Stories.

Jackson's influence in pop music continued to garner acclaim, as The Boston Globe remarked "If you're talking about the female power elite in pop, you can't get much higher than Janet Jackson, Bonnie Raitt, Madonna and Yoko Ono.

While my thirst to garner acclaim for my ass wasn't exactly for commercial purposes (though I've always dreamed of making a butt-centric calendar), I realized I had to go about this organically.