"hail into" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase "dive into" instead. For example, "She dove into the project with enthusiasm."
Now Facebook seems prepared to bring outside utilities like taxi hailing into our chat threads.
How, in other words, through an encounter with textual images and narratives of perversion, might readers be hailed into a not yet assembled utopian community of pleasure?
It'll be interesting to watch how that competition weighs in Grab's overall effort to go from ride-hailing into the "super app" space, covering payments, local services and more.
By turning taxi hailing into a marketplace, we've witnessed dramatic improvement in quality of service, resulting in satisfied passengers and proud taxi drivers: drivers asking people if the temperature in the car is right, or what kind of music they'd like to hear, and going out of their way to assist in every way they can," says Taxibeat marketing director Alexandra Sigala.
Anyone living in a major metro area knows how important Uber and other ridesharing apps have become, rapidly turning street hails into a thing of the past.
Boys and men, like girls and women, are hailed into gender structures from conception to death.
Seahawks Quarterback Russell Wilson threw a "Hail Mary" into the end zone into a crowd of several receivers, which officials ruled a catch by Golden Tate.
They knotted their skirts up around their thighs, held out their rosaries or scapulars, and chanted the Hail Mary into the wind of beating wings.
I ploughed on up the path for a couple of hours as rain became hail, driven into my face by a screaming wind.
This time we woke not to rain but to the rat-a-tat of hail slamming into our tent, and the discovery that a swamp rat (or some similarly destructive rodent) had chewed through Lauren's pack and at least three layers of plastic to feast on our stash of dried pineapple.
