Sentence examples for hailed performance from inspiring English sources

He was offered the part after his critically hailed performance in Arthur Miller's All My Sons at Manchester's Royal Exchange two years ago.

By now, we all know that Daniel Day-Lewis' turn as Abraham Lincoln in the new Steven Spielberg film is scarily uncanny, starting from the first image that leaked back in August to Day-Lewis' critically hailed performance in the film.

In the fall she gave critically hailed performances as Wagner's Isolde.

The group hailed his performance as turning a loss-making business into a profitable one.

Critics hailed her performance as "perfect," and she received an Evening Standard and an Olivier award.

Down in the audience, Shep Gordon chuckled indulgently; Mike Myers hailed the performance as "very rock-and-roll".

Kear then hailed the performance of Huddersfield, who have found some formin recent weeks ahead of the run-in.

Dele Alli scored England's first goal, and began the move for the second, scored by Wayne Rooney, and Hodgson hailed his performance as 'close to faultless'.

This follows her return to the stage after 35 years, which went down a storm with critics and fans, who hailed her performance as "spellbinding".

While Mr. Romney's recent foreign trip drew jeers from his critics, Ms. Jameson hailed his performance: "I respect someone who opens their mouth without thinking".

The Tories hailed their performance as significant to chances of increasing their seats in Scotland from one at the general election.