Sentence examples for hailed work from inspiring English sources

For one thing, they'd be missing James Franco's much hailed work as Aron Ralston.

The dissonance between readers and writers hoping for the awards to appeal to a wider readership and those wishing for them to celebrate more traditionally hailed work is longstanding.

George Johnson, a corrections officer who works in a command post repainted by Mr. Jones, hailed his work.

Mr. Reich and Ms. Korot hailed the work as "a new type of music theater," but the music was unmemorable.

Students hailed his work on gender equality, but said he failed to protect civilians from conflict.

The progenitors of the cuisine have hailed this work as the most important cookbook since Escoffier's.

In a statement, President Obama hailed the work as an "important milestone in our response to the BP oil spill".

Yesterday Anne Webber, co-chair of the commission, hailed the work as one of the "earliest diplomatic portraits of a woman".

At the time Bébé went to United, Emilio Macedo, the president of Vitória, hailed the work Mendes had done.

The president hailed the work of the armed forces, saying: I want them to concentrate on their mission, protecting the nation.

His time spent operating deep last season has enhanced his tactical understanding and Mircea Lucescu, Shakhtar's coach, has hailed his work rate in closing down attacks.