Sentence examples for more accolades from inspiring English sources

Over the years, he got more accolades than Mr. Eaton, but shared credit.

As always, quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers will receive far more accolades this season.

In just five years, I'd amassed more accolades than any chimp in history.

gets more accolades for his ubiquitous, pop-dominating sound pack than he does for his awesome stage name.

In 1969, he enrolled in National Taiwan University, where he studied law and graduated with yet more accolades in 1975.

Kathryn Dray, Hull We say: Life of Brian may win more accolades, but Holy Grail is the true Python masterpiece.

In an excellent limited launch, Disney released Steven Spielberg's more accolade-friendly Lincoln, starring Daniel Day-Lewis, in 15th place on $900,000 from 11 sites.

Now Woods can add one more accolade to his trophy case: the first athlete to earn $1 billion.

But the cafe has reaped more than accolades from its patrons.

While the Sun's players may have accumulated more college accolades, the Liberty holds an advantage in W.N.B.A. postseason experience.

Even if she had more substantial accolades during her lifetime, surely her activities and personal taste merited this small attention.