Sentence examples for hailed in a from inspiring English sources

In the work report, he was hailed in a new section on improving civic morality.

At the time, Republicans controlled the State Senate, and their majority leader was hailed in a rally outside the Capitol by correction officers who chanted, "Joe Bruno!

And they still retain that power: the eclipse in 1999 was hailed in a once-in-a-lifetime experience — and the one this week won't match it, really, since in the UK it won't cover up the sun entirely.

Willy Brandt was the last German chancellor to address both houses of the British parliament, delivering a speech in 1970 hailed in a Guardian leader as "an unqualified success".

Surely, the most obvious reason to set it in Ossining is its most famous resident, the writer John Cheever, who died in 1982 and was hailed in a 1964 Time magazine cover story as "The Ovid of Ossining".

So Proust, who saw his own brave backing for an unpopular cause evolve into conventional wisdom, would have been delighted to see Colonel Picquart's exemplary courage hailed in a modern British bestseller.

His martyrdom was hailed in an audio message by none other than Osama bin Laden.

The 2005 premiere of "All the Saints," a suite by Mr. Mayfield, was hailed in New Orleans as a symbolic bid for cultural renewal.

This was widely hailed in Zambia as a success for the country as a whole, not just for the politicians and businesspeople who signed it off.

Though a footnote in American history, the mission has been hailed in Vietnam as a golden moment of cooperation with the United States.

In his introduction, TS Eliot hailed In Parenthesis as "a work of genius".