Sentence examples similar to getting the praise for from inspiring English sources

Whether Vardy is getting the praise and credit he deserves for blazing such a trail at the start of this campaign is another matter.

Former colleague Chris Ramsey, now manager at QPR, believes Sherwood, who had previously been head of the Spurs academy, does not get the praise he deserves for the job he did at the club.

Clearly, Microsoft wasn't going to let Google get all the praise for a project that was incubated with its support.

Butland's resistance was honourable, in fairness, and the goalkeeper deserved praise for getting the better of the Chelsea striker in another one-on-one duel midway through the second half.

Oddly, the Administration seems to want praise for getting the number down (although it is not actually down to fifty yet — scores of prisoners cleared for release are still being held).

On the way to the raceway, I fantasized about leading the pack around the course and getting high praise for my driving prowess.

"A lot of hard work goes into those team performances and the manager has got to be praised for getting the players to buy into his formation.

Bush's visit to Jiang is a courtesy call to a departing leader who is getting lavish praise for giving the most modest support to a global war on terror.

Whenever you get the chance, praise God for whatever He has poured into your life.

Now the praise for Barcelona is getting ridiculous.

Ayers praised Krop for getting the win after the Tigers lost the match before his at 133 lbs.