Sentence examples for * hails in from inspiring English sources

That translates into a cab shortage that they consider to be, in part, responsible for the greater number of liveries cruising for street hails in Manhattan.

Mr. Bloomberg wants the governor to sign a measure that would allow up to 30,000 livery cabs to be refitted to pick up street hails in Manhattan north of Central Park and in the other four boroughs.

One driver interviewed last year mused that the apple green paint was "like a target" for those, like him, who sought to pick up illegal street hails in Manhattan.

The cabs, which will also be required to accept credit cards, are prohibited from performing street hails in parts of Manhattan (south of East 96th Street and West 110th Street) and at the city's airports, where yellow taxis tend to cluster.

In response, Mr. Giuliani said he planned to sign an emergency order, to take effect Monday, that would permit the city's 35,000 livery drivers to accept street hails in Manhattan for the next 60 days, unless the demonstration is called off.

But they would be restricted to picking up street hails in often under-served parts of Manhattan and in the city's other four boroughs except for airports.

He also hails progress in the trial, in absentia, of Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, a former president accused over the deaths of 67 people during protests organised by Mr Morales's supporters in 2003.

Nevertheless, livery cars have been snagging street hails illegally in all five boroughs for many years.

Charles F. Dolan, Cablevision's chairman, hails synergy in the same terms that Tribune executives use.

One day, an unwelcome acquaintance, Miles Bridgeman, hails him in the street.

He describes the community he hails from in London, Wembley, as sharing some traits with Jackson Heights, the New York neighborhood where his character Nas comes from.