Sentence examples for because she hailed from inspiring English sources
She may have backed her love for Trouble with millions, but, perhaps because she hailed from a more staid generation, she never quite declared the bond exclusive.
He says he felt nervous when Bush became president because they hailed from different political traditions.
His grave lies desecrated because he hailed from the minority Ahmadi community, whose beliefs many Pakistanis take to be heretical.
Because they hailed from unconventional congregations like B'nai Jeshurun, members of the Pleasantville synagogue have been experimenting with liturgical song and dance.
At the same time, Alam Ghafoor was being tortured in Dubai, where he had been detained while on a business trip, apparently because he hailed from Yorkshire and resembled one of the bombers.
Following his vivid down-the-bill supporting roles in Where Eagles Dare and Mutiny on the Bounty, young Irishman Richard Harris to star as Machin proved strikingly fortunate casting by Lindsay Anderson because Harris hailed from Limerick's rugby heartland, where he'd been a star schoolboy player at Crescent College and later won a Munster Cup medal with Garryowen.
Martin Van Buren was nicknamed "Old Kinderhook" simply because he hailed from Kinderhook, N.Y.
Because Raven hailed from a pacifist society, the very nature of comic setups was anathema to her.
And there are requests by some in Serbia and Turkey for Januzaj to play for their national teams because his grandparents hailed from there.
Jobs's death was an exception because the man hailed by The Economist as "the world's most revered chief executive" was also the greatest corporate champion of design of recent times.
Am I, for example, suitably qualified to represent the unemployed in contemporary Poland because my grandfather hailed from Piotrokow more than a century ago and never had a job in his life?
