Sentence examples for got glowing from inspiring English sources

Both times she got glowing notices.

Hepburn got glowing reviews, while the New York Post wrote of Ferrer: "To my mind, his playing is curiously uninteresting".

"Newsies" had an out-of-town run last fall, at the Paper Mill Playhouse, in New Jersey, and got glowing reviews, prompting Disney Theatrical Productions, which developed the title for the stage and enhanced the Paper Mill production (Disney had made the movie), to mount it on Broadway.

He also staged magnificent receptions -- a "Venetian Fete" and fancy-dress balls -- on the museum premises, and since influential society and art world people crowded to them from New York and abroad, he got glowing reports in the press, convincing the otherwise skeptical locals that he was indeed putting Hartford on the international cultural map.

The De Beaulieus' ice cream parlor, called Granclément, furnished with family heirlooms and antique scoopers, has got glowing writeups in the Financial Times and numerous local papers.

Then you've got glowing reviews from the likes of the Chicago Sun-Times and the San Francisco Chronicle, which calls the game a "cultural revolution".

I think you'd find he'd get glowing references from them all".

I read that to get glowing, acne-free skin, all you needed was oil.

"Fanny" did not get glowing reviews, and Mr. Merrick himself was said to be disappointed in it.

The song is getting glowing reviews in the news media here and is widely talked about — and shared — on social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook.

A spokesperson for the three-star Belmont Hotel in Leicester, for example, which gets glowing reviews on tripadvisor.co.uk, told us it has lots of availability over the summer.