Acclaimed

You cheered me!

Kept cheering and hollering.

Castle Howard was acclaimed a success.

The audience acclaimed the actors for their performance.

Universal truth ?

We clapped, we sang and we cheered with one voice.

Politicians are universally reviled.

See Annex 'Question Time'.

His first acclaimed design was a church in Abramtsevo (1882), executed jointly with Vasily Polenov.

You're a man not easily governed moreover, a general, popular and acclaimed.

Therefore they must be universally abolished.

Their joy, however, is universally shared.

The second component is behavioural convergence.

Obama will say all the right things during his visit, and will be cheered everywhere.

On 24 July 1744 the king passed through Bapaume and was highly acclaimed by the people.

The canal was completed in six years, and was acclaimed as an engineering triumph.

But of all of them, this is the film that has critical acclaim.

It just doesn't happen to be right about the world.

Initial response, to both its serialised and final published forms, was almost universally negative.

The Universal Declaration has acquired universal acceptance.

They were universally a thirsty race.

Korean customers have hailed Uber because the country's existing taxi service is abysmal.

Its vapory piano introduction is universally recognized .

Safe drinking water was now also universally supplied.

That feat was hailed as life in a test tube.

Not since Dag Hammarskjöld has a UN leader been as acclaimed as Annan.

Majorian was proclaimed emperor by his troops in a place called ad Columellas on April 1, 457.

Nero was hailed vigorously in public for this initial victory and Corbulo was appointed governor of Syria as a reward.

Understandably, this thesis has not met with universal approbation.

In professional circles everywhere, it's of course universally accepted.

This is contested and has not been universally accepted.

The fact that someone like Castro was cheered, is proof that this was an anti Western meeting' .

Forty years later, this idea is almost universally accepted.

Just like we meant it when we cheered Nicolae Ceausescu both when he spoke and when he was executed. We are good at cheering.

The Metropolitan Opera The following year, 1903, Caruso traveled to New York City to take up a contract with the Metropolitan Opera.

However, Randy explains to her that he belongs in the ring with the fans who, unlike the rest of the world, love him.

What they organized

The acclaimed cast also includes threetime Emmy winner, Kathy Baker, of Picket Fences,

And yet the framework deal has been almost universally welcomed in Europe.

This principle should certainly be applied universally.

During the interim, Edward was universally known as the Duke of Windsor.

The Commission is the guardian of the Treaty and universally recognised as such.

A deluxe version of the album included the CD, some of the songs recorded acoustically on another CD, and a making of the album DVD.

Basiliscus was then acclaimed as Augustus on 9 January 475 at the Hebdomon palace, by the palace ministers and the Senate.