Sentence examples for course hailed from inspiring English sources

"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.

It was an escalating need for trained professionals that led Heriot-Watt University to launch a new MSc in ethics in fashion – a course hailed by Simone Cipriani, head of the UN-supported Ethical Fashion Initiative, as "exactly what was missing in fashion education".

The course, hailed as one of the most popular in the university's history, drew nearly 900 students per semester.

CBS commentator Faldo, of course, hails from England.

Teachers for Wintersession courses hail from around the country two are traveling from Latin America and serve at the highest levels of some of the largest law firms and corporations in the world.

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

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

Touching as it does on these themes, "Fiddler on the Roof" has, of course, been hailed as relevant with every revival just about everywhere.

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

Of course, this hails back to the 2009 MTV VMAs, when West interrupted Taylor Swift's win to declare Beyonce's "Single Ladies" "one of the best videos of all time".

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