Sentence examples for hailed him from from inspiring English sources

One day, as he was crossing the Via Veneto, an attractive woman hailed him from a sidewalk cafe.

And Mr. Hajem said the summons, issued for picking up a passenger who hailed him from the sidewalk, was dismissed when he went to court.

Sevan Nisanyan, a feisty intellectual with a talent for trouble, stopped and turned to face the bulky village woman who had hailed him from the step of her house.

Through rotting kelp, sea cocoanuts & bamboo, the tracks led me to their maker, a white man, his trowzers & Pea-jacket rolled up, sporting a kempt beard & an outsized Beaver, shovelling & sifting the cindery sand with a tea-spoon so intently that he noticed me only after I had hailed him from ten yards away.

In the Australian War Memorial that morning I read an anodyne description of a voice file – a recording of Private Edward Ted Harold O'Brienen from C Squadron of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment, most of whose members hailed, like him, from Tasmania.

Though some hail him for liberating the nation from sexual puritanism, others revile him as a fraud whose "junk science" legitimized degeneracy.

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Like two of those who now had to work closely with him, Martin Esslin and Hans Keller, Hearst hailed from Vienna, where his father was a dental surgeon.

A resident of Columbia, the state capital, told me that he had been in Peru, on a train to the legendary ruins of Machu Picchu, when a local resident asked him where he hailed from.

Her family hailed from Yangshuo.

They hailed from 28 states.