plaudit造句
(1) She's received plaudits for her work with homeless people.
(2) a new play that opened to the plaudits of the critics.
(3) They acknowledged the enthusiastic plaudits of the crowd.
(4) Her performance won plaudits from the critics.
(5) They won plaudits and prizes for their accomplished films.
(6) His work won him plaudits from the critics.
(7) She won plaudits for the way she presented her case.
(8) The quality of his photography earned/won him plaudits from the experts.
(9) Never mind the plaudits of friends.
(10) Albright won plaudits for her tough stance on terrorism.
(11) Plaudits are nice; this time, however, Mr Patten must have wondered if he was not being killed by kindness.
(12) And by the fourth issue of Oz the plaudits were beginning to outnumber the brickbats.
(13) She had received the plaudits with becoming modesty, of course.
(14) It also means that the manager receives no plaudits for doing what ought already to have been done since.
(15) The conductor deserved plaudits for substituting the Kodaly dances for an originally slated Mendelssohn overture.
(16) But Mr Clinton will win plaudits from most economists if he carries through plans to cut the budget deficit.
(17) Plaudits still flow his way after the match, but Sole accepted them with typical modesty.
(18) Gaunt raised his hand as if welcoming the plaudits of the crowd.
(19) For the next four years it drew critical plaudits and large audiences everywhere it was shown.
(20) I think my players deserve every plaudit they get from the game. Collectively as a team they were outstanding.
(21) He received a tumultuous welcome on returning to unsaddle, and when the dust settled the plaudits rained down.
(22) Ziyan watched the ceremony alive on TV and witnessed the successful speech made by the manager-in-chief, which won the plaudit of the crowds.