Sentence examples for a hail from from inspiring English sources
The trawler ignored a hail from Point League and two bursts of machine gun fire across its bow.
At midnight the shapes of the French frigates appeared from the darkness ahead and Dart gradually passed down their line, until a hail from one of the frigates demanded to know where Dart had come from.
The following artists all hail from a different corner of America.
Most of them come from Congo, but a few hail from neighboring countries.
Most take place at the ceremony, while a few hail from the annual weekend's illustrious bashes.
I am actually of Swiss origins – Joly is a Swiss name, my ancestors hail from a small village above Lausanne.
Could a great composer hail from Streatham?
A true Bordeaux must hail from southwest France; you can mix an authentic Manhattan anywhere.
These weapons hail from a bygone age.
A majority of them hail from scheduled caste and minorities.
The actors Jake and Maggie Gyllenhaal hail from a prominent American Swedenborgian lineage.
