Sentence examples for some compliment from inspiring English sources

Some compliment, but Lomu is yet to be convinced by England's latest cross-code convert, expected to be named in Stuart Lancaster's 31-man squad on Thursday.

(Some compliment!) A salad of chopped chicory, wild arugula and bulgur comes with a shopping list for a yoga weekend in Taos: Medjool dates, pomegranate seeds, green olives, breakfast radish, pistachio, peppers, grilled onions and smoked almonds.

That is quite some compliment and Sherwood may also be happy to hear Giresse describe Villa's £9m signing from Lille as "quiet, discreet and good in the dressing room".

Start with some compliment or context like "I've enjoyed reading your blog" or "I see we worked at Yahoo at the same time". Then briefly introduce yourself and invite the person to connect in real time.

Even if you were a passer-by and had no idea that the Boosted Board was an electric skateboard, there'd have to be some compliment offered toward its appearance: after all, it's not ugly.

She knew that they were doing that and she would say some compliment.

He did, however, offer some compliments to India's present leaders.

College student Eva Dickerson shares how she spread happiness across her campus, equipped with just her iPhone and some compliments.

That's what I spent the next day doing, which gained me some compliments, but also some criticism.

The New Yorker, May 7 , 1927P. 13 Talk story about the new Graybar Building, and some compliments on its elevators.

Nutty Environmentalist and Iraqi Road won some compliments -- except from the person who declared the latter "chalky".