accolade

The school has received a few accolades in recent years.

It including accolades from many of the world's best players.

He went on to win his first big individual accolade.

Now he's about to get an accolade for trying to better the environment.

It was a plan that received accolades the world over.

Despite early accolades, her writing career never was quite took off.

This was the second time he had received the accolade.

The accolades go to those who make the technology accessible.

That was the biggest sort of accolade I could have got.

His work with old music won him accolades from the German press.

"Now he's getting accolades from all the people who have had their lives touched by him."

If the truth be known, those accolades surprised some of us on the inside.

The accolades for the team continued to grow after the end of the season.

"I guess that must be what you call an accolade."

Over the years Anthony's work has won him many accolades.

He went on to claim this accolade again in 1984.

Several programs at Liberty have received state and national accolades.

The film received great accolades and was very successful at the box office.

White won accolades for his alert play during the 1911 season.

She was soon receiving accolades for the high quality of her work.

Our schools constantly win accolades at the national and state levels.

But prove to me now they are going to do it for 30 years and then only I give them the real accolade.

Consider this to be not a failure but an accolade.

And he paid him the highest accolade you can give anyone.

I had scarcely received so many accolades in one day before.