Sentence examples for to earn praise from inspiring English sources
He performed well enough in a 2-2 drat Anfieldeld to earn praise from Gerrard.
Despite alleged inaccuracies in her story, Menchú continued to earn praise for bringing international attention to the situation in Guatemala.
Although they are not terribly different from old-school Nikes, Zehas are cool enough to earn praise from hard-core sneaker addicts.
Harvard, which has lost only one of its last 28 races in col lege competition, got off strong ly enough to earn praise from the coach.
IT IS rare for a Republican to receive a standing ovation on a university campus, even rarer for a Republican to earn praise from the increasingly partisan New York Times.
Since then the movie has continued to earn praise, including at the Toronto International Film Festival, and it will soon be in the main slate at this year's New York Film Festival alongside the event's opener "Carnage" (Sept . 30.
Train food is rarely good enough to eat, let alone earn praise.
He also served as a referee from 1911 to 1914, earning praise for his ability to control the game.
Do these things and earn praise.
Though some of Mr. Putin's foreign policy ventures, especially in Iran, have touched off concerns at home and in the West, much of his diplomacy seems to be earning praise for Russia in Europe.
Last year George Osborne's visit to China earned praise from his host nation's state-run media, saying he was "the first western official in recent years who has stressed more the region's business potential instead of finding fault over the human rights issue".
