Sentence examples for praise rising from inspiring English sources

Flintoff does not gush like Pietersen – he would have a panic-attack at the very thought – but he was also full of praise, rising above the tensions that built up between the pair after the infamous pedalo incident – Flintoff's early-hours tumble into the sea during England's World Cup campaign in the West Indies two years ago, which caused him to be stripped of the vice-captaincy.

Both George W. Bush and Dick Cheney are former oil company executives who once praised rising oil prices.

Spain meanwhile gained more breathing space from international markets today as S&P praised rising exports and harsh economic reforms had improved its prospects as growth returns.

While Mr. Cheney praised "rising prosperity and expanding political freedom" across Asia, the official Chinese transcript refers only to "rising prosperity".

Under Mr. Paige, it won national praise for rising test scores.

American military officers praise the rising capability of the Iraqi security forces — especially in securing the country for the parliamentary elections in March.

It is reasonable enough for Kuhn to praise the rising reputations of his players but none of them will ever reach the status of Platini, Vieira or Henry.

As night gives way to the early signs of morning light, you hear blended tones of praise and prayers rising from the minarets that surround you, usually performed by old men who are declaring the birth of a new day.

The bipartisan praise marks the rising political fortunes of ARPA-E, which was created by Congress in 2007 under Republican President George W. Bush.

The IMF praised Guatemala's rising economic growth and falling inflation.

But there have been voices that haven't sung the praises of Girl Rising quite so fulsomely.