Accolade

The writer was awarded an accolade for her best-selling novel.

The young author received an accolade for her debut novel.

The singer held the note with an accolade to create a dramatic effect in the song.

The teacher was recognized with an accolade for her exceptional teaching skills.

The coach will accolade the players for their outstanding performance in the game.

The singer was given an accolade for her outstanding performance at the music awards ceremony.

The organization will accolade the charity fundraiser for their outstanding contributions.

The sculptor carved an accolade on the keystone of the arch.

The concert ended with a thunderous accolade from the brass section.

The trumpets played a triumphant accolade to mark the end of the football game.

The song ended with a simple yet beautiful accolade played by the trombones.

The university will accolade the student with the highest GPA in the graduating class.

The teacher received an accolade from the principal for her dedication to her students.

The conductor signaled for the final accolade, and the brass section launched into a rousing flourish.

The author received an accolade from the literary community for her best-selling book.

The crowd erupted in applause as the band played the final accolade.

The famous actor was given an accolade for his lifetime achievement in the film industry.

The doctor received an accolade for her contributions to medical research.

The company's success in environmental sustainability earned it the accolade of "greenest" in the industry.

The culinary academy will accolade the chef of the year with a prestigious award.

The historic building had an accolade as its central motif.

The composer added an accolade to create a smoother transition between the two notes.

The scientist received an accolade for her groundbreaking research on climate change.

The coach will accolade the players who performed exceptionally well in the match.

The musician received an accolade for her outstanding performance.

The president will accolade the researchers for their significant contribution to science.

The music teacher explained to the student the importance of recognizing and playing the accolade correctly.

The ceremony culminated in the accolade, symbolizing the highest honor.

The conductor instructed the brass section to play the accolade louder and more emphatically.

The audience sat in rapt silence as the brass section prepared to play the accolade.

The company will accolade its employees for their hard work and dedication.

The chef received an accolade from the food critic for the delicious meal she had prepared.

The orchestra finished the symphony with a grand accolade.

The chef received the ultimate accolade when his restaurant was awarded three Michelin stars.

The young man received an accolade from the queen for his bravery in battle.

The crowd erupted in applause when the brass section played the final accolade.

The music teacher instructed the students to connect the two notes with an accolade.

The journalist was awarded an accolade for her investigative reporting on corruption in the government.

The actor won an accolade for his portrayal of a historical figure in a biopic.

The composer wrote a beautiful accolade for the brass section.

The mayor will accolade the city's most dedicated volunteers with a special reception.

The university's logo was inspired by the accolade that adorned its main hall.

The president will accolade the astronaut for his contribution to space exploration.

The palace had a grandiose accolade on its balcony.

The villa's garden had a fountain with an accolade as its centerpiece.

The brass section added an impressive accolade to the end of the song.

The athlete was given an accolade for breaking the world record in the 100-meter dash.

The chef will accolade the sous chef for creating an innovative dish.

The piece had a beautiful moment where the accolade created a sustained harmony between two instruments.

The composer added an extra long accolade to the end of the piece to emphasize its grandeur.