Sentence examples for more acclaimed agent from inspiring English sources

Once he achieved fame, Krusty fired Annie and replaced her with a more acclaimed agent, and as a result their relationship ended.

Why is Penelope Wilton not more acclaimed?

"Double Cross" is Ben Macintyre's third book about World War II espionage, following the acclaimed "Agent Zigzag" and "Operation Mincemeat".

And as they became more acclaimed, so their star players become more coveted.

They have persevered through the renaissance of cable drama, discreetly drawing bigger audiences and outlasting many more acclaimed shows.

For visual audacity and sheer directorial moxie, it may well surpass any of his more acclaimed films.

Everyone says there are even more acclaimed young arms in the minors.

In a recent study, Donald Hambrick and Matthew Hayward, professors of management, found that the more acclaimed a C.E.O.

The group's relatively small, considered compositions formed the minority opposition to the larger, more gestural and more acclaimed works of the Abstract Expressionists.

Gaining the help of their khan and his army, Justinian marched on Constantinople, captured the city, and was once more acclaimed emperor (705).

A few works later, he thrilled the British critics with "Uprising" (2006), following it the next year with the even more acclaimed "In Your Rooms".