Sentence examples for time to laud from inspiring English sources

The nationalization has been so warmly received here that Argentina's Senate voted 63 to 3 early Thursday to take control of YPF, the country's leading energy company, during a lengthy special session in which most senators used their allotted time to laud Mrs. Kirchner's initiative.

In the speech, Martin also took time to laud the partnership between the US and UK intelligence agencies.

So today it's time to laud them, as they seem to be backing away from that strategy.

In the speech, Martin also took time to laud the partnership between the US and UK intelligence agencies.

Democrats took their time to laud Bank of America and Citigroup's decision not to finance gun manufacturing companies, while Republicans took their turns to lambaste them.

Still, there is a time to stop quibbling, and to laud the fact that this movie was made at all.

They have plenty of opportunities to laud their libations this time of year during every telecast of major league baseball and the NFL.

UPDATE: Appearing onstage for his health care speech, the President took time to introduce Kucinich, lauding the congressman's "tireless" work "on behalf of working people".

The Associated Press chose it as the 2008 Web site of the year, and media outlets from Time to Newsweek have all lauded it as an online hit.

#yankees #alds — Benjamin Hoffman (@NYTCloseUp) 11 Oct 12 Yankees Manager Joe Girardi didn't have much time to bask in what was lauded as a gutsy move Wednesday night when he sent Ibanez in to pinch hit for the struggling A-Rod.

In the nomination letter, signed by nine female postdocs pursuing academic careers in the STEM fields, Comita was lauded for donating her time to mentor women academics — including some who are not her direct advisees.