Sentence examples for finally hail from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the French would finally hail Bruce Springsteen as the prince of rock, turning to him in droves for some honest working-class music drenched in nostalgia (I can picture myself driving a Chevrolet Impala along Route 66, with Born to Run blaring through the speakers. Imagine it with Johnny's Ma Gueule, and it's not quite the same).

Hail our people!" and finally, "Hail victory!" - which in German translates to the Nazi cheer "Sieg Heil!" Again Trump said nothing, until pressed in the New York Times interview, at which point he offered this lukewarm statement: "It's not a group I want to energize, and if they are energized I want to look into it and find out why".

Robbins finally hailed Pornography as a "uncompromising and challenging" work.

Natasha and I finally hailed down a taxi, and broke our fast together in the backseat of the cab, with our fortuitous first course placed between us on a napkin.

Finally, GG hailed another cab safely made it back to the St. Mark's Hotel.

Finally, a deafening hail of machine gun fire drowns out everything before fading into an eerie ring.

Finally, several critics hailed a promising debut from Claire Fuller, Our Endless Numbered Days, about a girl abducted by her survivalist father.

When it finally happened, he hailed the successful prediction without reference to its less-fortunate predecessors.

The newspaper expressed relief that the "shower of black hail" would finally end.

Visibility shrank to less than 100m and we found ourselves assailed first by snow, then hail, and finally rain that was to continue without interruption for about 45 hours.

Finally, repeat after me: Hail solar.