Laurels in a sentence

He might be resting on his laurels a little bit and maybe learning some lessons that go along with resting on your laurels," Natochenny shared.

Alex boasts more than 600 servomotors in its face, body, and arms, and while the company has made impressive progress, they are not resting on their laurels.

Allardyce reckons Newcastle can not afford to rest on their laurels following an impressive season, and need to continually improve to stand a chance of matching the owners' lofty ambitions.

But City was then guilty of resting on their laurels and allowing Spurs’ makeshift defence some respite.

Common milkweed, horse nettle, jimsonweed, common pokeweed, cressleaf & common groundsel, pigweed, black nightshade, mountain laurels, and rhododendrons are all considered poisonous plants commonly found in Ohio.

Dermot said: “What appears to be a reduction in collisions over the festive period could probably be attributed to less traffic on the roads during the Covid-19 pandemic, so we shouldn’t rest on our laurels.

Describing Alexander Payne as underrated clearly exaggerates the case: After all, among his many laurels, he’s shared a pair of Oscars for Best Screenplay and earned three nominations as a director.

Everyone has seen in the last few days what has happened to the daughters who have brought laurels to the country.

From an outside perspective, 2023 might've seemed like PlayStation was resting on its laurels.

Guys who want to rest on their laurels need not apply.

However, the driving forces behind the improvements, Chief Constable Mark Webster and Police and Crime Commissioner Steve Turner, are refusing to rest on their laurels and are challenging officers and staff to continue the progress.

If we’ve learned anything from the last 18 months, it’s this: Rest on your laurels, and there’s a good chance you’ll wind up sleeping through the revolution.

J.W. Preston, fresh from big laurels at Sacramento where he had increased his stock of wisdom as to fish lore, was secured to defend the young man.

Never one to rest on her laurels, Yoli garnered amazing support for this event created to benefit the club’s International Committee outreach programs.

Resting on the laurels of passive values isn’t going to move us deeper into our collective journey.

That does not mean Southgate is resting on his laurels with Euro 2024 coming into focus as he believes “any team is constantly in a period of flux”, with the constant highs and lows of individual emotions feeding into the wider picture.

That tally was enough to earn him a new five-year deal earlier this summer, but Ten Hag has warned the 25-year-old not to rest on his laurels and to beat that record once again.

They keep progressively pushing the envelope in every area, and they’re not resting on their laurels,” said Andy Lin, CTO at Houston, Texas-based Mark III Systems.

We never rest on our laurels, and we’re always looking at how we can keep ahead of the competition.

With the biggest vineyard estate in Champagne, Moët & Chandon has become a byword for French fizz since 1743, but it’s not one to to rest on its laurels.