“He did it for the laud and honor of the world.”

“Swanson took up kiting after chancing on a kite festival as he drove through Lauder a decade ago.”

“Gilmour had his arms raised, Lauder had his chest thrust forward in his dive for the line.”

“To find answers, Hsieh and Lauder turned to the basilisk lizard, a skittish tree-dwelling species found in Central America.”

“The historical background of such orations dates back to the laudation orations of classical times.”

“The laudation is being held by art critic Hans-Joachim Müller before an invited audience of some 400 guests at the Kunsthaus Zürich.”

“Two things make the NYFCC awards better than any of the other nights of conspicuous laudation.”

“Whatever the laudability of the Buddhist beliefs, or un-laudability, most westerners join up to appear cool.”

“Notwithstanding the laudability of this goal, this isn't about the death penalty, it's about who decides the death penalty.”

“I'm not making a comment at all about the laudability of their actions.”

“I'm delighted to present these award pages, all with laudations placed beside each award won.”

“The three laudations that were addressed to the audience during the General Assembly are shown below.”

“Tea and supper were provided and all were loud in their laudations at the many good things on the tables before them.”