Sentence examples for At the hail from inspiring English sources

Within a few weeks, Hingis was on the court again, limping between the lines, swinging at the hail of balls her mother and coach, Melanie Molitor, lofted in her direction.

"It's possible the hail at the very biggest could be tennis ball- or baseball-sized, but that would be very isolated," Thompson said.

Real Estate's Hail Mary Pass AT the upper end of the market, apartments are selling very well, brokers say.

Because Michigan has both an incredibly well-trained workforce and world-class universities, 90percentt of the new hires at the center hail from Michigan.

On 29 December she met with under Captain Henry Lambert, a frigate of the same class as the Guerriere, and at the initial hail from Bainbridge, Java answered with a broadside that severely damaged Constitutions rigging.

The press at the time hailed the theater as the finest in the country.

A modest company of his dissident friends, the rest being inside at the time, hailed him at last.

Officials at the time hailed them for their state-of-the-art design and tapered fit; they met National Fire Protection Association standards.

That many of the cars, engines, crew chiefs and mechanics at the 500 hailed from Britain made scant impact.

The Romans, who have no such players at the moment, hailed Barça, the champion of style and spirit.

The footage also shows that an operation to drop water from military helicopters onto another reactor at the site – hailed at the time by Tepco officials as a success – was received by plant workers with far less enthusiasm.