Sentence examples for high accolades from inspiring English sources

As a matter of fact, my latest UK edition is Pirate Cinema, a young adult science fiction novel about this very subject that won high accolades when it came out in the US last autumn.

His band has been earning high accolades from critics and the devoted insurgent country fan base, so count your lucky stars that you can still see him in such a casual setting.

So after we'd witnessed that, my boss said, "Michel, customer first".' 'He's a man that could have easily had two, three Michelin stars, but he sacrificed those high accolades because he felt what he was doing with his team - the training for the future - was more important,' says Giles Thompson, now head chef at the Ritz and another Connaught veteran.

Released on November 15 , 2005 the album received high accolades from Spin, Billboard, and Entertainment Weekly.

And when McCain discusses the need to explore all options the crowd responds with high accolades.

Foodies who crisscross the Hudson Valley on a zealous mission for the hyper-fresh give the market high accolades.

That was a high accolade.

Talk about a high accolade.

High Accolade represents a younger generation that was so ruthlessly exposed in the Eclipse.

High Accolade, also receiving 5lb, was 2 lengths back in third.

Indeed, the three-year-old Delsarte beat only two home on Saturday, having run High Accolade to two lengths at Royal Ascot.