Sentence examples for praised through the from inspiring English sources

Skanderbeg's victory was praised through the rest of Europe.

If you praise halfway through the sit, the dog will think that is what you want.

The chorus is constructed as a call and response with the trio repeatedly praising Jesus through the lines "When Jesus say yes, nobody can say no!" while being backed by a choir which repeats the verses.

Eurogamer's John Teti praised the means through which the game introduced new mechanics without excessive reliance on tutorials; he commented that "the problems become more daunting" through the addition of new elements and commands, the game "is always more accessible than it looks".

Baker earned much attention and critical praise through the 1950s, particularly for albums featuring his vocals (Chet Baker Sings, It Could Happen to You).

Epstein praised the Red Sox for "going through the heart of the Yankees" and called the Yankees a model for other teams to emulate, a line that was easier for him to say after Boston had won it all.

Mr. Bloomberg, trying to be heard above the rumble of the water passing through the pipes, praised the public, saying that people had been using less water since January, when he issued a drought warning.

The shareholder vote had shaped up to be a rare challenge to Mr. Dimon, who was widely praised for piloting the bank through the turmoil of the financial crisis.

Among big bank CEOs, Dimon ranks first for stock returns and has been praised for leading the bank through the financial crisis with no quarterly losses and a strong balance sheet.

Speaking on Sunday, John Kerry acknowledged the "turmoil" the country has gone through but praised the Libyan people for "speaking out and pushing back against the militias".

He praised the plaintiffs for "going through with the process despite the sneers" it had aroused.