Sentence examples for winning accolades from inspiring English sources

Reporters on the dwindling staff still wade into the muck, winning accolades and respect.

Among those French actors winning accolades in the 21st century were Audrey Tautou, Juliette Binoche, Marion Cotillard, and Vincent Cassel.

She traveled with the Bolshoi to several other countries, making her American debut in 1959 and winning accolades for Giselle and Romeo and Juliet.

Mr. de Blasio helped lead an effort to overhaul city services for vulnerable children, winning accolades even from some of his sparring partners in the Bloomberg administration.

She knew exactly what she was getting into and is winning accolades for the film; she won a Gotham Award last week.

And now, Mad Max: Fury Road is winning accolades from virtually everyone for its high-octane vision of feminist heroism and patriarchy upended.

She won accolades as Norma Desmond in "Sunset Boulevard".

Called Vermont Shepherd, it wins accolades from cheese aficionados.

He has also won accolades as a writer.

But he has won accolades as a politically savvy attorney-general in New York.

The I.P.C.C. has won accolades over the years, most notably the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.