Sentence examples for it won recognition from inspiring English sources

The company struggled for many years even as it won recognition.

In California, the only other state where Mr. Morris said the institute was offering degrees, it won recognition from the state superintendent of public instruction in 1981 but was denied license renewal in 1988.

It won recognition at international film festivals, as did Seppuku (1962; Harakiri), a film indicting the traditional warrior code of ethics and generally considered his finest film; Kaidan (1964; Kwaidan), a quartet of fantastic ghost stories; and Kaseki (1974; "Fossil"), a dying man's reassessment of life.

12 Years a Slave is a remarkable film and I share the widespread delight that it won recognition at the Oscars in Hollywood, especially when there was always a risk that an enjoyable bit of immoral trash like The Wolf of Wall Street might have done some business at its high-minded expense.

The product launch was one of the most successful of last year and helped it win recognition as the 'top Christmas ad' according to marketresearch company Millward Brown.

It was at this point Kittel won recognition and become one of the most prominent aces.

Brazil won recognition of its technological prowess this week when computer giant IBM Corp. said it has chosen the country to host IBM's ninth global research center.

Karen's legendary desserts (all $10 when a la carte) have won recognition among cognoscenti, but it is her Sugar & Spice Beignets which people talk about with reverence.

It has been only 12 years since Afghanistan won recognition from the International Cricket Council, the game's governing body.

It also boasts some excellent organ builders, whose skills have won recognition in many places, particularly the US, Japan and more recently Russia.

It was not until the folk revival of the early 1960's that he won recognition as the "father" of what had come to be known generically as bluegrass.