Sentence examples for praise letters from inspiring English sources

Her last day of classes was Wednesday, and in the past few weeks, teachers, parents and students have heaped praise, letters and gifts on her, not surprising, since she taught the parents of many current students and the grandparents of a few.

Evtimiy wrote a number of religious works, including hagiographies, praises and letters, but is most famous with the orthographic reform and the standardization of the Bulgarian language, which had an impact in Serbia, Wallachia and the Russian principalities.

Whitsitt, who then directed government relations at Devon, praised the letter as "outstanding".

He praised the letter and said we had made some good points.

This was followed the next day by an immediate about face whereby some of the same MPs praised the letter as a positive move, no doubt in response to corrective guidance from on high, i.e., the Supreme Leader.

Some letters praise Eardley-Wilmot for his charitable pursuit, and others criticize him as a papal sympathizer.

Megabuses do not deserve praise, or love letters, necessarily.

He praised them in letters to newspapers.

The selection was thinly sprinkled with letters praising the venture.

(Beckett, in his letters, praised the composer's "rigid economy of application").

CITIZENS COMMEND BRAVERY OF POLICE; Letters Praising Coolness of Policemen in Danger Made Public at Headquarters.