Use of the word accolade in a sentence example

accolade

Last update: September 22, 2016

During the monthly meeting, the company president will present an accolade to the employee of the month. [noun]

To represent the country in something is itself a great accolade. [noun]

Mrs Emma Rees won the accolade last July, followed by Mrs Janet Flynn in December. [noun]

Trembling, her hand went down, and resting on his shoulder, gave him her accolade. [Please select]

ACCOLADE, the salutation marking the bestowal of knighthood. [noun]

The CEO received accolades for business success. [Please select]

'Come here,' said he, 'and let me give you the accolade.' [Please select]

No royal accolade could be dearer to its recipients than this quaint, new christening. [Please select]

But the statement as he made it was like an accolade. [Please select]

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