Sentence examples for lauding that from inspiring English sources

Lauding that achievement and many others, an impressive array of friends will join the Dells tonight.

The action confirmed Mr. Obama's prediction last month, at an event in California lauding that state's progress in carrying out the law, that "when you're implementing a program this large, there will be some glitches".

Richard Posner, Senior Lecturer at the Law School and judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, remarked on this change more than two decades ago, lauding that faculty expertise can benefit specialty journals.

Perhaps stimulating is, in the sense that Tennyson implied when he lauded "that world-earthquake, Waterloo!" War enthralls and appals.

Advocates for domestic abuse have lauded that approach, saying that the city should not discourage people from calling 911 for fear that what's happening in their private homes could end up on TV or on the Internet.

Our thought was, if we can find the examples of excellence of enforcement in China, bring out the local officials and the party bosses and local state-owned enterprises who had been part of that model, and compliment them on it, and get them together with U.S. businesses and laud that good behavior, then those models will expand into something larger.

"If you bring that scrappy fierceness with you it works until you get big, when really pushing all the way really feels uncomfortable….When you're the little guy that's lauded, that's heroic".

Why should we respect and laud that?

Of course, I'll have already read the books and will laud that over everyone.

And ads from a group calling itself Republicans for Clean Air that slammed Senator John McCain's environmental record and lauded that of Gov. George W. Bush before the crucial New York, California and Ohio Republican primaries in 2000 became the scourge of political watchdog groups.

The American press lauded that car and lambasted Honda for refusing to bring it to the States.