Sentence examples for wave of acclaim from inspiring English sources

The reason: it's surfing in on a wave of acclaim from London.

In his eightieth year, Baldessari is riding a wave of acclaim.

So will the singer's sixth album continue the wave of acclaim, given that it's largely about loneliness and death?

But he was also deployed rhetorically in the speech, to end it on a wave of acclaim and something resembling love of country.

In perhaps the biggest upset in Oscar history, the startled 33-year-old Frenchwoman surfed a wave of acclaim – and expert Harvey Weinstein campaigning – for The English Patient all the way to the podium.

Jean Dujardin is truly mesmerising in The Artist, a delightful black and white silent movie that premiered in Cannes and is screening in Telluride and Toronto to capture the autumnal wave of acclaim so crucial to any self-respecting contender.

THIS year's Nobel Prize in Literature should be announced in early October, and over on the tony British betting site Ladbrokes, Haruki Murakami of Japan, riding the waves of acclaim for his fantastical novel "1Q84," is the favorite.

Click here to view Rupert Everett is currently riding a wave of critical acclaim for his portrayal of a middle-aged, waning Oscar Wilde in the West End.

Last winter, a wave of popular acclaim, carefully staged by the governing General People's Congress GPCC), "forced" the president to go back on a promise not to run in the elections set for September 20th.

In 1982 the country's military dictators gambled that grabbing the islands, a far-flung relic of the British empire, by military invasion would allow them to cling to power on a wave of popular acclaim.

And, with City Opera currently floating on a wave of critical acclaim for its recent productions of Bernstein's "Candide" and Respighi's "La Campana Sommersa," its timing seems to be superb.