Sentence examples for win commendations from inspiring English sources

Her blog, AboveandBeyondKM.com, continues to win commendations and readers in the legal community and other industries.

He recently won commendations in math, social studies and science.

Mr. Kerik, a former undercover detective who won commendations for valor, said that he already had told officers that wrongdoing would be punished.

Officer Mosomillo joined the police force in January 1984, and twice won commendations for excellent police duty before being elected the precinct delegate to the P.B.A. in 1993.

Some reports painted him as devoted family man and kind-hearted neighbour who won commendations for his military conduct in Iraq, while others pointed to his troubled finances and brushes with the law.

The two police officers killed in the Glasgow helicopter disaster had won commendations for bravery on duty, Scotland's chief constable has disclosed, as graphic details emerged of the final moments before the crash.

Her efforts have also won commendations from the State Assembly and Senate, the state health commissioner Len Fishman and United States Senator Frank Lautenberg, who commended her and her colleagues in the Congressional Record.

Her design for Creek Road Bridge, Oak Grove Elementary and Secondary schools, and a new building for Saint Andrews Episcopal all won commendations.

He was promoted to fire marshal in 1946, and that same year won commendation for arresting a man for 30 acts of arson and burglary.

He returned to Algeria in 1849 and assumed his first independent command; his work now won commendation, and after further service in Kabylie he was made chevalier of the Legion of Honour.

And it is not one which easily wins popular commendations.