Sentence examples for praise for the work from inspiring English sources

There was praise for the work done by American corporations to cut their debt, and for the history of entrepreneurship in the United States.

Many of the recruiting gurus and services that evaluate incoming talent had praise for the work Schiano and his staff had done.

The American was full of praise for the work Jamie Delgado has done with Murray since Mauresmo left his employment in Madrid last month.

The NAS is full of praise for the work at Limpsfield, which takes any girl they feel they can help (the local authority usually pays if the girl is statemented).

The spending climbdown was announced on Monday by Stephen Crabb, the new work and pensions secretary, an hour after Cameron addressed the political crisis engulfing the Conservative party by offering his support to George Osborne and praise for the work of Duncan Smith.

The official, Lt. Michael Amos of the Panhandle Regional Narcotics Trafficking Task Force, had praise for the work of the lone undercover officer, Thomas Coleman, whose credibility and tactics in the July 23 , 1999 sting operation have come under attack, though he said he would have difficulty in hiring him today.

The president was broad in his praise for the working group that produced the recommendations, including the idea of limited legalization, and for the working group's negotiations with their Mexican counterparts that he and President Vicente Fox of Mexico set in motion when they met in Mexico in February.

While UK firms may have worries about overseas expansion, such as the amount of regulation, red tape, the process of developing trust, or even the spectre of bribery, Unsworth is full of praise for the working relationship PCS has developed in Scandinavian countries.

Bache received praise for the works of other composers, as well.

Unlike with academic art, it is not possible to expect eternal praise for the works made on the street.

As for the sometimes heard praise of the work for framing and, in the process, revealing unsuspected lovelinesses of the Park — C'mon, people!