Sentence examples for hail my from inspiring English sources

I rain like rock hail, my plan is not to fail.

She'll hail my sister and me from the narrow kitchen window, calling out our names and adding that dinner's on — Bap muh-guh!

She'll hail my sister and me from the narrow kitchen window, calling out our names and adding that dinner's on Bap muh-guh!—the particular register of her voice instantly sailing to us through the hot murk and chaos of the playground.

I wondered if editors would accept my stories, if agents would contact me, if juries would bestow a prize, if famous writers would hail my words.

Ringa ding dinga ling ringa dinga ling ling All hail all hail my new Motorola queen She be lookin' real fly and actin' real mean Ringa ding ding ding  She's my Motorola queen.

Rolling Stone's Peter Travers hails "my kind of comic hero"; Variety thinks him "sensational"; the LA Times and San Francisco Chronicle call Gervais's performance the film's "chief pleasure" and "what makes this comedy work" respectively, while Roger Ebert approvingly notes that "he doesn't want to appear funny.

Now, if someone hails my cab and says, "Take me to Westminster Abbey", I just think, OK, Westminster Abbey's there – it's north, south, east or west – what's the most direct route?

"It did but just reach to the middle of the village, where the hail broke my north windows, and all my garden lights and hand-glasses, and many of my neighbours' windows.

The president's role is largely ceremonial, and I don't give much emphasis to him being a Bengali, but there is of course a certain comfort zone that he speaks my language, hails from my region.

"Like hail" was my response.

At least, that's what I tell reporters, in interview performances the critics would no doubt hail as my least convincing since I had to dance in that club in Basic Instinct.