Praises the efforts
of local people, but the burnley and pendle team members themselves work very hard.
He who has clung too much to them has
deserved no praise
from the mouths of the prudent.
Or perhaps he's being cleverer than all of us, and trying to motivate magic daps by
faint praise.
Praise him with timbrel and dance;
praise him
with strings and pipe!
Praised the remarkable achievements
of everyone involved.
Praised by the critics.
The saints
sing the high praises
of their god.
In particular gatiss '
effusive praise
for quatermass and the pit is highly contagious.
Praise ye
the lord, for the lord is good; sing praise ye
the lord, for the lord is good; sing praises unto his name, for it is pleasant.
Praised by reviewers
and became one of the best-selling children's titles of the following year.
Everyone i have spoken to since has
heaped praise
upon you.
Shout
joyful praises
to god, all the earth!
Praise party vol
1. ishmael.
Praise lavished
on this book.
O teach thy child in life to show
thy praises
forth.
In every role dwight
earned the praises
of the critics who voted him one of the ten best actors currently on the stage.
The book was more a history of modern monarchy than a straightforward biography of its subject, and it won
widespread praise.
A new novel by a lifelong eastender that tackles love, drugs and racism in the east end is
winning praise
from all quarters.
So, please allow me to add to the chorus of
deserving praise
already posted!
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