accolade sentence examples

• I will then identify the ways we can identify whether or not a school deserves the accolade of being a good school.
• The cardiology team at ealing hospital has been awarded the prestigious accolade of cardiology team of the year 2004 by hospital doctor magazine.
• And the win follows her success at venice and la, whose critics also bestowed best actress accolades upon her.
• The new york awards are the media industry's highest accolade.
• Accolade in the industry.
• Accolades from critics and audiences alike.
• Accolades for business success.
• Ricky gervais has broken his award-winning streak, failing to scoop a top accolade for his radio show.
• The company walked off with the coveted accolades at the sc magazine awards 2006 europe.
• It was merely a sporting accolade, albeit one which was very well known.
• Accolades bestowed upon a 50s rock compilation.
• For them the ultimate accolade was the award of a triumph for victory over an enemy.
• Despite having won this industry accolade, i have absolutely no intention of resting on my laurels.
• Only the most dedicated growers will garner the highest accolades this year!
• That dubious accolade goes to the nearby city of durham.
• These 10 songs find u2 hungry for honest expression and sonic experimentation, producing / engineering accolades going to brian eno and daniel lanois.
• Mrs emma rees won the accolade last july, followed by mrs janet flynn in december.
• This is a tremendous accolade having been runners-up last year.
• Surely he now has earned the accolade " master " .
• This course has also received numerous accolades from golf week's 100 greatest modern courses.

Learn more about accolade

Related Articles