Sentence examples for long lauded from inspiring English sources

Named for Tim Henman, it's long lauded as a place where the peasants without a Centre Court ticket can gather and watch their countrymen never win.

Long lauded as a one-club man, albeit rather comically in some quarters even after it was announced he was off elsewhere, Steven Gerrard has made it abundantly clear that he would have liked to finish the career he started at Liverpool if the club had made more of an effort to let it be known that they wanted him to stay.

Long lauded for his Mozart, he recently released a CD of Beethoven, but he moves farther into the past for his Metropolitan Museum of Art recital on Friday: the program, part of the museum's "Piano Forte" series, focuses on Bach, including some more recent transcriptions (one is by Mr. Say himself), and concludes with Brahms Intermezzii, Op. 117).

Airbnb has long lauded their ability to give guests really unique vacation experiences that go beyond just staying in bland and forgettable hotel rooms.

It's no surprise that even Apple, long lauded for its relative security, has come under scrutiny for releasing too much buggy code into the wild.

Long lauded for the consistency of its earnings, Biomet stunned the market in late March when it said its third-quarter profit would fall a penny short, coming in at 23 cents a share, although that's up 64% from a year earlier.

2. New Zealand The Land of the Long White Cloud has long been lauded for its inclusive and progressive behaviour toward the LGBT community.

AIJ had long been lauded in Japan for its high returns.

And, though Hong Kong's people have long been lauded for their "pragmatism", China seems not to trust them.

His team have long been lauded for their passing game but there have been those who have questioned their ability to cope with the physical side.

He had, it said, "long been lauded as a pioneer in minimally invasive spine surgery" and had "performed the first outpatient spinal fusion in New Jersey".