Sentence examples for won accolades from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gebbie's plans have won accolades from a number of city officials.

Mr. Lindroos's Jason and Mr. Zazzo's Creon also won accolades from French critics.

Hall won accolades from universities worldwide, despite never thinking of himself as a scholar.

He also won accolades from the mayor of his home town, Paolo Amenta.

By all accounts, Mr. Cowen was that rare public official who won accolades from business types, environmentalists and other regulators.

Twilight won accolades from The New York Times, the American Library Association, and Publishers Weekly, which named Meyer one of the most promising new authors of 2005.

Called Vermont Shepherd, it wins accolades from cheese aficionados.

Its growth has outpaced India's (see chart) and it wins accolades from business people.

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

But he has not spent countless hours on network business to win accolades from the police, he said, or even to hear his Quincy police colleagues call him the "Bones Man".

John has driven Take a Break to become by far the most successful brand in women's publishing over the past two decades, winning accolades from his peers along the way.