Sentence examples for great hail from inspiring English sources
If the Great Hail Event of Aught Eight didn't make me grateful for the petroleum-fueled, globalized commerce network that I was trying to shake on my solar-powered ranch, it did jolt me into realizing I was still part of it.
"Not wanting to alarm anyone here, but I'm down here in the City by Blackfriars, and we've just had a bloody great big hail storm".
Could a great composer hail from Streatham?
Many of the young minds in our great universities hail from your great nation and will return to the Middle Kingdom to continue building China into the 22nd century, what I call the most important century of all, the century of China 3.0.
Never mind that she was born and raised in Mississippi and her great grandparents hailed from no further away than Georgia and North Carolina, Ms Winfrey, the queen of the televised confessional, is not just suggesting her lineage might stretch back thousands of years to a specific African tribe.
The heart of this great Scotch hails from the Clynelish Distillery in the northern Highlands.
My great-grandparents hailed from County Clare and County Mayo.
Ronald Reagan learned that his great-grandfather hailed from Ballyporeen.
Arguably Britain's greatest painter, hailed as "the father of modern art" by the critic John Ruskin, Turner lived an eccentric and restless life – and was inspired in many ways by the seaside town of Margate.
Hail, great spirit, he says_.
