They are being hailed around the league for a remarkably quick resurgence.
On his second full day in office in 2009, President Obama signed an executive order that was a declaration of American renewal and decency hailed around the globe.
Even at the time, that was unusual, and the trade was hailed around baseball for its echoes of old-time deals.
Well-fed, and aware that the deal was already being hailed around the world, despite not yet being actually done, the negotiators did reconvene later in the day.
Until recently, e-cigarettes were hailed around the world as a safer alternative to smoking, and have been credited with helping tobacco smokers quit their old habit.
The Edinburgh festival fringe is hailed around the world as a melting pot that embraces people and performances from all walks of life.
That rounded off a summer in which Britain won a disproportionately large sack of medals from the London Olympics, a fortnight hailed around the world as an organisational, as well as sporting, triumph.
It's been hailed around Europe as "unique", "extraordinary", "exceptional", "unparalleled", "a masterpiece", "a new way for literature to exist" and compared to Céline, Mann and (most often) Proust.
One of these days, another Bert Shepard will materialize using a prosthetic device within a standard baseball uniform, and this event will be hailed around the world as a sign of courage and technological advancement.
How things went so wrong so quickly at New Covenant is a cautionary tale for entrepreneurs and education reformers who are attracted by the potential of charter schools, which have been hailed around the country as one of the most promising solutions to the problems plaguing public education, particularly in poor minority school districts in the inner city.
Rory McIlroy's record-breaking maiden major victory at the US Open has been hailed around the world.
