Sentence examples for winning raves from inspiring English sources

Now their nutty Hilltown Wheel and Harvest goat cheeses are winning raves.

The city is now a solid restaurant town, with places like Seeger's and Bluepointe winning raves.

"Frozen" was winning raves on Broadway, and it had been nominated for a Tony.

"Attack of the Giant Shrimp" may sound like an awful B movie, but these monsters are winning raves from chefs.

And Mr. Paul's biting commercials have been running relentlessly on Iowa stations, winning raves and tearing into Mr. Gingrich, now his main rival here.

The latter became one of television's biggest success stories in the early 21st century, winning raves from the critics, a host of awards, and a wide, dedicated audience.

Tiny Furniture, recently released in America, has been winning rave reviews.

Winning rave reviews for his down-home style, he was instantly labeled a rising star.

The 1963 Buick Riviera made its world debut, winning rave reviews even from Europeans who had been scornful of Detroit's irrational exuberance in the 1950s.

And he will have to fend off competition from a burgeoning number of rivals such as King.com, whose "Candy Crush Saga" is winning rave reviews from gamers.

On stage its productions are winning rave reviews and the opera director Richard Jones won the outstanding achievement in opera awards for three productions at the Coliseum.