Sentence examples for course hail form from inspiring English sources

Kasabian, of course, hail form Leicester and are all fans of the club.

"In true outdoor performance spirit, our Bottom (T. Scott Lilly) of course hailed them as fellow mechanicals, and they shouted hello back and started heading over.

CBS commentator Faldo, of course, hails from England.

Of course, Saddam hailed this, his "first Gulf war", as a victory.

Of course Gizmo hails from one of Europe's great culinary powers – liebchen, are those potato dumplings ready yet?

Liberal commentators, meanwhile, consistently hail these forms of Christianity as a model for the future without reckoning with their decline.

Of course, nobody is hailing this trend as the sign of civilizational progress.

"The human bodily form was hailed as the epitome of manifested perfection," writes the great Indian art historian, Vidya Dehejia.

Of course, both men also hail from the British Isles.

Postmates has made two new hires, both of whom hail from Pinterest, in the form of Eric Edge and Andreas Lieber.

Nowadays, of course, its advances are hailed in daily press releases.