Sentence examples for some accolades from inspiring English sources
'I LOVE HUCKABEES' The director David O. Russell's Zen fest drew some accolades from critics, but it had a faint pulse to the academy crowd.
IN a country where numerous organizations — including Yelp — accredit, rate and rank hospital care, some accolades may indicate excellence and some don't mean that much at all, he added.
The MKZ is great-looking and competitive with its peer set, but Lincoln would have done well to play it cool and let the car win some accolades instead of pre-emptively acting as if it's the best thing since the 1961 Continental.
In the meantime, Futurelytics has had some accolades already: it was the first startup out of the Czech Republic to win funding from Seedcamp, the UK-based, pan-European accelerator, which put €50,000 into the company as part of the process (Saul Klein, a partner at Index, is currently the chairman of Seedcamp, which is yet another strand of how the startup is connected to the VC).
Our Coagula pop-up was success; we sold art, made people happy, got some accolades.
He said he wasn't recruited by Bryant to join the Lakers as a free agent last summer but still added some accolades.
Some accolade from a man who holds the same hero status as the jockey.
When you consider that Arthur Russell also wrote "Arm Around You", "A Little Lost", "Go Bang", "Tell You (Today)", "Is It All Over My Face" and "That's Us/Wild Combination" then that's some accolade.
While some receive accolades like "highest quality, reasonable prices" (D&F Workroom Inc ., others are faced with "took his time" (Finesse Cleaning Service), "did not return phone calls very quickly" (St. Charles Kitchens of New York Inc).
