Sentence examples for hail it would from inspiring English sources
I'd been told there was an udon taxi operating in the town of Kotohira which, if you were lucky enough to hail it, would take you to the driver's favourite restaurants.
But bringing the Senate's 2013 immigration bill, that he himself stalled, to a vote wouldn't be a Hail Mary; it would be a bold and democratic act of humanity.
"That preserves the yellow cab's exclusive rights to street hails, and it would help the public".
Sarah Young and Anna Jakobsen would hail it as a miracle.
Some of them hailed it because it would ban members of even the lowest party levels from the most important ministries: justice, interior, defense, finance and foreign.
Mary: I wish it would hail on Caesar.
Bridgestone/Firestone officials hailed the accord because it would prevent a shutdown threatened at 9 of its 11 United States factories.
Chancellor Angela Merkel hailed the plan, saying it would allow Germany the time to develop renewable resources.
Some European Union officials hailed the accord, saying it would help Mr. Obama close Guantánamo.
Google and groups supporting Internet companies hailed the decision, saying it would protect not only YouTube but also other sites that host user-generated content.
