Sentence examples for started to praise from inspiring English sources

They both took up the guitar, never having played before, and started to praise Jesus in song.

The Vaselines were a Scottish band of the late eighties and early nineties that few people ever heard of until one of their fans, a singer-songwriter named Kurt Cobain, started to praise them (he called Eugene Kelly and Frances McKee his favorite songwriters) and cover their songs ("Molly's Lips" and "Jesus Wants Me For a Sunbeam").

The social intrapreneurship movement started to gain its momentum in 2013, when the likes of Richard Branson and Guy Kawasaki started to praise its merit and when the League of Intrapreneurs, a global movement of corporate changemakers working to transform business from the inside out, launched its network.

And it hasn't helped his image that nutjobs on the radical right have started to praise his work.

One night, while at a restaurant, I started to praise the waitress so much for the great service that we received.

However, not all users distanced themselves from Minassian, on 4Chan and on r/Braincels some users started to praise Minassian in a similar way to Rodger leading the mods of the reddit to delete numerous posts.

If his behavior improves, his teachers will start to praise him.

It was truly heartwarming to see that even the world of competitive  sport is starting to praise idleness.

Greeks buy its own bonds on the borrowed money - result: Newspapers start to praise Greece's achievements.

On being appointed, even those who have paid lip-service to reform tend to become quick converts and start to praise the chamber for its varied and respected expertise.

Then he stops, starts to praise Obama, then decides that because he doesn't blindly evangelize for the Palestinians without regard to any of the political conditions in the region, he's unfit for the presidency.