Sentence examples for laud us from inspiring English sources

We already had a foretaste of this a couple of weeks ago, when Vice President Joe Biden visited Baghdad to laud US achievements.

"For those of us who do visual effects, you all laud us for our science at times but we're also artists, and we thank Life Of Pi for giving us the opportunity to show that if you give us the opportunity we will make art with you," he said.

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BBC Radio 4 Extra is to bring Serial, the critically lauded US podcast that already has a dedicated UK fanbase hooked via the internet, to a wider British audience.

ITV's ratings came crashing back to earth from 10pm, with critically lauded US drama import The Americans averaged 2.3 million and 12.9%.

The vote coincided with a White House meeting between Donald Trump and Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, at which the president lauded US defense sales to Saudi Arabia.

The prison drama is the streaming site-turned-broadcaster's most-watched show of the year, outperforming both the much-hyped return of cult sitcom Arrested Development and the lauded US remake of House of Cards.

British fans of critically lauded US drama Mad Men got a tantalising glimpse of what the future may hold for online TV viewing this week when – for a couple of days – the first episode of the third series was available to watch for free on the internet, nearly six months before the show will be broadcast in the UK on BBC4.

68) Sleater-Kinney The lauded US punk trio announced their reformation in suitably low-key style, with a 7in single of a new song, stamped with the release date of new album No Cities To Love and slipped into this year's career retrospective box set, causing a certain kind of music fan to go nuts with anticipation.

Things that are untraditional warrant attention, and the last thing I wanted was anyone's kind liberal gaze -- how "great it is to see" -- lauding us for existing.

Even the El Salvadoran vice consul, Julio Cesar Martinez Pineda, told the Guardian through a translator: "Many people have fear here after the election," before going on to laud the recent US-Salvadoran efforts to combat MS-13.