Sentence examples for One hailed from inspiring English sources

One hailed from the Soviet Union, the other from Romania, and the gap which ultimately separated them was 0.025 points - out of nearly 80.

One, hailed as a pioneering landmark in the filming of nature, has achieved great name recognition since its premiere in 1922 (even if many movie fans have never seen it).

There's no neighborliness at the supermarket: "no one hailed each other or equably compared purchases".

No one hailed the Americans as national heroes when they played Davis Cup.

My fellow reviewers came mainly from ActionAid programmes elsewhere in Asia, though one hailed from Brazil and another from Kenya.

An event copied from the Soviet Union, congresses were originally convened every few years in the USSR, with each one hailed as a major historical and ideological event.

Only one hails from the vast expanse in-between.

Latin America is a prime source of talent, but no one hails from anywhere below Venezuela.

One hails from the old world of Greek bourgeois society, and is a Harvard business school graduate with stridently conservative views.

One hails from Georgia, one from the suburbs of Chicago, and one from New Jersey.

When one hails a TNC ride, they select a destination address on their phone and the route appears on a map.