Sentences with phrase «garnered national acclaim»
Her blog about Loudoun County, LoCoMusings.com, has garnered her national acclaim and generated 75 percent of her business in the last four years.
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Vice has documented migrant worker abuses in Dubai, won acclaim for a documentary while embedded with Islamic State and garnered widespread attention when it took former National Basketball Association star Dennis Rodman to North Korea.
And from its very first books, Algonquin garnered national attention with authors — including Julia Alvarez, Jill McCorkle, Robert Morgan, Larry Brown, and, later, Lee Smith — who earned great acclaim and devoted fans.
T. Cook's has garnered both local and national acclaim for its culinary philosophy of magnifying the purity of fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Comprised of paintings and drawings from the 1980s through the present day, the exhibition will focus on the work of American Realist painter Harvey Dinnerstein and the subject matter that has defined his career and garnered him critical acclaim and national recognition.
Shooting Star's acclaim among residential golf courses has garnered attention in national rankings from GolfWeek, Forbes and others, and the development's suite of amenities caters to year - round activities with extensive Nordic ski trails, and unbeatable access with door - to - door shuttle service to some of the best ski terrain in the United States in the winter.