Sentence examples for as hailing from inspiring English sources

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

Flagging down flying aircraft while you're on an island is not as common as hailing a cab in rush hour.

Jake is a strong man who's billed as hailing from darkest Africa, and possessed of a savagery that is, of course, germane to his race.

Notre Dame was so obscure that The New York Times previewed the game with an article that listed Notre Dame as hailing from South Bend, Illinois, not Indiana.

THAYER EVANS Longhorn From Nowhere HOUSTON — When the Texas starting lineup is introduced before games, the Longhorns junior forward Connor Atchley is announced as hailing from Clear Lake, Tex., even though no such place exists.

HOUSTON — When the Texas starting lineup is introduced before games, the Longhorns junior forward Connor Atchley is announced as hailing from Clear Lake, Tex., even though no such city actually exists.

AS hailed "the same fight as always".

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.

As hail beat down on a small tin-roofed hut, I sheltered with three of them.