| From being unsure about himself to coping with adulation, Sproule has raced forward in these last few weeks. |
| Yet if the Welsh recover from their shaky start, it will be another manager who will be receiving the glory and adulation of a nation. |
| Few other gadgets in the last decade have inspired as much adulation as the iPod. |
| I mean on the one hand I'm sure he loves the glory, and he has to have this public adulation. |
| Neither, although his comics have brought him a certain degree of wide-eyed adulation, is he any kind of superhero. |
| Collins took off on his lap of honour, deserving adulation for his run of 9.98 secs. |
