Sentence examples similar to He hail from inspiring English sources

THEY were hailed as heirs to those who fought Napoleon's troops with knives and stones in Madrid's streets in 1808 or who brought down Spain's monarchy in the 1930s.

They are hailed as the new poster children for austerity.

Because whether or not they are hailed like Super Bowl champions, some celebration is in order.

At first, they are hailed as proof of the brilliance of the bankers who devised them.

They claim to be celebrating 1911, but in fact they are hailing 1949, when the People's Republic of China was proclaimed.

While transportation watchdogs complain about the 10percentt fare increase the agency is planning for later this year, they are hailing the creation of a design director post.

In the town of Happy, they are hailed as miracle workers who can pump a little life into the Little Miss Squeezed Pageant.

"You've got the Ford paradox, where they are hailing how successful they are in the marketing, and that's obviously paying off for them, but they're asking more from their workers".

They are hailed for their succession planning, exemplified by Tina Theune assisting Gero Bisanz from 1983 to 1996 before taking over, and there began an all-female baton change that would last two decades.

The criticism of his original move to Miami alongside Mr Bosh and Mr Wade was always unfair: when general managers compile a winning club, they are hailed as geniuses, whereas when players decide of their own accord to team up, they are scorned as mercenary and their achievements are discounted as somehow artificial.

Instead they are hailing the amendment, sponsored by Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md).