Sentences with phrase «of those accolades speaks»

Because none of those accolades speaks to the chances of a fire taking everything from you, or of you accidentally causing bodily injury or property damage to someone else.

Because none of those accolades speaks to the chances of a fire taking everything from you, or of you accidentally causing bodily injury or property damage to someone else.

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Not all small businesses have much experience or many accolades to speak of; however, rather than try to obscure that fact, embrace it.

That accolade helped put me on the culinary map so to speak and I credit that award for helping me get in front of many more people.

He ended it with no individual accolades to speak of, a 1 — 2 team record in games he appeared in and less than an hour of film for NBA front office types to pore over.

Among the celebrities Ghanapubliceye.Com has spoken to concerning who they wish he or she become the President of Ghana, is the influential gospel diva and Vodafone Ghana Music Awards nominee Bernice Ansah who is has the accolade Gbenze Gbenze.

Brandy's recent speaking engagement accolades include featured presenter at the University of Vermont for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week and at the National Eating Disorder Awareness Walk in Burlington, Vermont.

Although the accolades went to Wiest (whose «Don't speak» became the movies most famous of lines), and Tilly is finally cast in a role that perfectly suits her personality, it's Chazz Palminteri that has the most surprising appeal, delivering a performance that is both threatening and comical at the same time.

Twice nominated previously, Jessica Chastain (Molly's Game) might have her best shot yet, tearing through Sorkin monologues as the unsinkable Molly Bloom, while Sally Hawkins (The Shape of Water) delivers a deeply moving, accolades - worthy performance without speaking a single word.

His willingness to stand up and speak out on behalf of students, parents, teachers and public schools has earned him accolades and praise from the Washington Post to the Wait, What Blog and from many others.

Speaking of award winners, Judy Blume has won too many accolades to name.

The excellence that Ms. Grantham speaks of is shown in the accolades and recommendations received nationally by The Parrish Collection Kauai for its high level of guest satisfaction.

Choe Peng Sum, chief executive, Frasers Hospitality, said: «These coveted accolades reaffirm the strong brand reputation Frasers has built and speaks volumes about its commitment to excellence and consistent delivery of products and services in meeting the unique needs of every resident.

This has earned her both accolades and scorn, but her track record of introducing vital contemporary painters to American audiences largely speaks for itself.

Ikon Gallery curator Nigel Prince, whose Shearer solo show travels to Toronto's Power Plant in December, spoke fondly of working with the artist, who graciously accepted accolades from all manner of well - wishers.

Because while that list of accolades matters, it doesn't speak to the heart — that's where the connection is made.

This accolade speaks volumes for the high caliber brokers we attract and employ, and we are so proud to have each and everyone one of them on our team.

Her creative writings often gained recognition and accolades in various competitions while her leadership and knack for public speaking as a member of her high school debate team resulted in her placing at national tournaments.

Speak about the collective efforts of a committee and by all means give accolades to those who work in a firm's particular department that is efficient.