Sentence examples for hail both from inspiring English sources

It is the first such trip for the 82-year-old king since he acceded to the throne in 2015, according to local media, which reported expected stops in the provinces of Qassim and Hail, both north-west of Riyadh.

It was startling to hear Mullins hail both these as "better" than Hedgehunter, Walsh's 2005 winning mount who was good enough to finish second in the Gold Cup. "They're huge, beautiful horses that any jockey would love to ride in the race," he said.

He hailed both the royalty and the rabble, "whatever the station in life you've become".

He also hailed both Syrians and Palestinians for their "brave" struggle against oppression.

President Obama hailed both sides for breaking "the cycle of short-sighted, crisis-driven decision-making to get this done".

Mr. Bush hailed both the publication of the peace plan and the selection of Mr. Abbas today, declaring him "a man I can work with".

And a former top general in what was one of the world's most repressive governments, U Thein Sein, is president, hailed both inside the country and abroad as a great reformer.

The moon landing hails both a new age and the end of an era, while the book about it is shot through with a dread of impending obsolescence – of a very recent kind.

The Trump administration recently notched two wins for its international trade strategy, hailing both as big gains for U.S. workers.

Her mentors are influential and hail from both sides of the political aisle, to an extent that can set Democrats to twitching.

Claiming to hail from both Miami and New York, Michna lists his hobbies as building furniture and "skeeball" and was last seen remixing for Bonde Do Role.