The duo began to attract crowds, then acclaim: They toured Europe, recorded an album that made the charts ("Harlem Blues"), and were featured on a U2 record.
Mr. Fischbach helped start the company in 1987 and had been chief executive since then, Acclaim said in a statement yesterday.
Then he acclaims the wisdom of the Founding Fathers and their "very, very biblical view" that underpinned the Declaration of Independence and the constitution.
His first philosophical work, The Treatise of Human Nature, had been, if not exactly ignored, then certainly not acclaimed as the sublime work of genius it is.
Young Anne Malloy Katee lostc)--hering lost her parents in an IRA bombing and then having them acclaimed as martyrs--wants none of it.
Jim, 21 and half her age, was then a young talent acclaimed by André Malraux and Roland Barthes, soon to become a controversial editor of an avant-garde literary journal and nourishes a libertine and libertarian reputation.
If confidence were everything, then Usher would be acclaimed the king of all Broadway for his performance in "Chicago," the long-running revival of the 1975 Kander and Ebb musical at the Ambassador Theater.
Her first two films – Ratcatcher (1999) and Morvern Callar (2002) – were highly acclaimed, but then for five years she was abortively attached to an adaptation of Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones, a film that was eventually directed by Peter Jackson.
Similarly, it has taken Victoria Beckham nine years to transform herself from Posh Spice to Designer Spice, starting by co-designing a range for denim label Rock and Republic, then launching her critically acclaimed collection of body-con dresses in 2008.
