Sentence examples for once acclaimed from inspiring English sources

The city which had once acclaimed his work had apparently forgotten him".

Once acclaimed to be the next 'Bastian Schweinsteiger' – Xhaka still has plenty of time to live up to expectations.

Some, like Mayacamas Vineyards, were once acclaimed but are now disparaged as Old School or past their prime.

In more than one sense he is chief refuse-disposal officer for what was once acclaimed as the "First Worker and Peasant State on German soil".

Seferis was at once acclaimed as "the poet of the future" on the publication of Strofí (1931; "Turning Point"), his first collection of poems.

Press and public at once acclaimed the new star, who, although thin and less than 5 feet (150 cm) tall, dominated the stage with her regal bearing, fiery glances, and intense concentration.

In short, he was being presented on his way out — by those at the club who once had acclaimed him as a wizard — as little more than a micromanaging bully.

But the demanding strategies used by Hall have been followed by celebrated superintendents throughout the country, including Michelle Rhee when she was Chancellor of schools in D.C., Joel Klein, the former chancellor of New York, and yet another now deceased superintendent, Arlene Ackerman, who was once highly acclaimed as an educational leader in Philadelphia.

But his life disintegrated to the point that he became homeless, living under a bridge and in cardboard boxes in Nashville, where he had once been so acclaimed.

At once Puccini was acclaimed as "Verdi's successor" (a title he quickly came to loathe), the opera was taken up by major houses throughout the world, and the way prepared for the three successive Puccini operas - "La Bohème," "Tosca," and "Madama Butterfly" - that quickly became essential works in any repertory.

Her highly acclaimed film "Once They Were Neighbours", shown this week on state television, examines the fate of the Jews of Koszeg, a small picturesque town near the Austrian border.