Sentence examples for gets hailed from inspiring English sources

Click here to view Every three months, some pre-pubescent child comes along and gets hailed as the new Justin Bieber.

Got hailed as a warrior for playing in pain, wearing a plastic mask to protect his broken nose.

Paul Ryan has been running around for years with a supposed fiscal plan constructed largely out of magic asterisks, and got hailed as a Bold Truthteller.

A band form, release a few albums, get hailed by a hyperventilating music press as the saviours of indie rock, then burn out, disappearing into an "indefinite hiatus".

Meanwhile, phony memoirists get hailed (initially) on Oprah, and gasbag talk-show actors (they are not journalists, by a long shot) become millionaires as paragons of truth.

Unless we get hail, you won't hear rain inside the auditorium".

We might get a little rain, but we also might get hail, or we might not get any rain for four years.

CHRIS CHRISTIE'S overwhelming re-election as governor of New Jersey this week immediately got him hailed as the great hope of Republican pragmatists in the 2016 presidential elections.

In the meantime they had a daughter, and Ms. Dick ran a jewelry business; Dick grew a beard and wrote some of the novels that would eventually get him hailed as a West Coast Calvino or Borges.

I made three movies with John Hughes; when they were released, they made enough of a cultural impact to land me on the cover of Time magazine and to get Hughes hailed as a genius.

Justin Miller is about as New York as it gets (despite hailing from California).