Sentence examples for increase acclaim from inspiring English sources

Acclaim Predicts Increase Acclaim Entertainment (Nasdaq: SKLM) of Glen Cove says that its net revenue for the first fiscal quarter of 2003 will range from $110 million to $120 million, an increase of 36percentto48percentcomparedpared with the same quarter in 2002.

And over the years, he has won increasing acclaim.

Klimt worked first on Makart's commissions; by the early 1880s he was receiving his own and increasing acclaim.

The increasing acclaim he has attracted on national tours has much to do with his assertive individuality.

The frontrunner is thought to be the 36-year-old Italian designer Riccardo Tisci, who has won increasing acclaim over the past five years designing Givenchy, another LVMH brand.

The film was released in 1987 to modest success, before finding increasing acclaim for its witty, postmodern take on fairy stories and romance.

He is receiving increasing acclaim in Latin American art circles as a favorite son who did not have to look to the Paris salon for inspiration.

After World War I Schoenberg's music won increasing acclaim, although his invention of the 12-tone method aroused considerable opposition.

Later in that season she danced a solo as the Autumn Fairy in Rostislav Zakharov's version of Cinderella and a pas de deux in a gala programme, all to increasing acclaim.

She made a successful transition to adult roles, and by the mid-50s was finding increasing acclaim, being Oscar nominated for four years in a row for Raintree County, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Suddenly Last Summer and Butterfield 8, for which she finally won best actress in 1960.

He was in his 40s when he played Garnett in Til Death Do Us Part, the 60s sitcom about a poisonous old git written by the brilliant Johnny Speight, and over the past 20 years has worked with increasing acclaim in the theatre - in 1980 he played Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman and he has made a fortune doing stand-up at 1,400-seater 1,400-seaterstralia.