Sentence examples for hail rate from inspiring English sources
U.S. CEOs Hail Rate Cut, But Hold Capital Spending.
"Colorado has one of the highest hail rates in the country, unfortunately".
So expect fewer full-page advertisements from AT&T hailing its rates and services and a steep decline in calls from telemarketers.
He hailed the graduation rate of players Davie attracted to Notre Dame -- last year the American Football Coaches Association honored the team for having a 100percentt graduation rate.
His time spent operating deep last season has enhanced his tactical understanding and Mircea Lucescu, Shakhtar's coach, has hailed his work rate in closing down attacks.
However, most of these studies have not included the full life cycle or have combined data from different experiments, reducing the validity of any predictions to assess fitness in terms of the population growth rate (Hails and Morley, 2005).
His coaches at PSV, Dick Advocaat (now at Sunderland) and Phillip Cocu, hail Depay's work rate.
Mervyn King, the previous governor of the Bank of England, hailed the lower exchange rate as a "welcome change".
Visible satellite imagery is beginning to be used to detect hail, but false alarm rates remain high using this method.
In that group, no one throws 95 mph, even in this era where a pitcher's strikeout rate is hailed as a predictor of success.
Spice things up in 2006 and 2007 by enlisting "lifestyle" celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker and marquee athletes like Stephon Marbury and Venus Williams, all of whom hail from humble beginnings but rate high on the fashion radar.
