Sentence examples for as hail from inspiring English sources

A meteorologist wrote in cold fury about my mis-glossing of "graupel" as "hail".

As "Hail to the Chief" played on the sound system, Trump stepped onto the stage.

But classical jujitsu treated them as cheap shots or as Hail Marys, outside the standard upper-body repertoire.

Included among them would be what we described as "Hail Mary" applicants a reference to a desperate long pass in American football that has little chance of success.

A few miles away, Ms. Lentz pulled into her brother's driveway, as hail the size of apples pounded the minivan — BAM! BAM! — and the Moore sirens shrieked.

In "Gilead," he remembers a windy night when he walked beneath a row of oaks: They were dropping their acorns thick as hail almost.

AS hailed "the same fight as always".

Alexa describes her "dream denim wardrobe" as hailing from the late 1960s and early 70s.

As well as hailing his achievements, many have praised his decision to stand down because of his increasing frailty.

He and his peers described their captors as hailing from Syria, Jordan, Libya, Tunisia, and Saudi Arabia.

You see, hailing from Woodstock does not quite have the same business panache as hailing from New York, London or Dubai.