accolade造句
31. But to the locals, ridding the city of choking traffic was more important than any accolade.
32. Pattinson, 23, was proudly cheering from the audience when his American girlfriend, 19, was named as the winner of the Bafta Rising Star accolade at the star-studded ceremony at the Royal Opera House.
33. The song was made record of the week on Radio 1 and has since been given the ultimate accolade any ghostly, piano-led torch song can get: soundtracking an American TV show about vampires.
34. If there is a difficult union,[www.] self may choose not to be present but may accolade synergy in the work happenstance or in other encounters of a fortuitous kind.
35. The Israeli playmaker, a hat - trick on the, also took the Liverpoolfc. tv accolade.
36. Being better than China Mobile is not a great accolade, of course.
37. He felt himself God's own mad lover accolade of knighthood could have given him greater pride.
38. Great breadth of view, should express a bearing like this, use the pathetic destiny of the smiling face accolade, use centuple courage to cope with an own misery.
39. Those in precarious dis-synergistic union accolade dis-achievement of self. The dis-achievement fails to renew self and may render spirit and the energy field.
40. The self of the self within knows it is in for a disaster and attempts to transfigure the dream into a new accolade of something.
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