Sentence examples for hailed it at from inspiring English sources
Writers like Kingsley Amis, Braine and Anthony Burgess hailed it at once.
Design magazine summed up the Sinclair Executive's appeal by hailing it as "at once a conversation piece, a rich man's plaything and a functional business machine".
Martin Kemp, one of the world's most renowned Leonardo authorities and emeritus professor of the History of Art at Oxford, hailed it as a rediscovered marvel in his 2010 book La Bella Principessa: the Story of the New Masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci.
A modest company of his dissident friends, the rest being inside at the time, hailed him at last.
A young man hailed him at the corner of Second Avenue and East 24th Street, wanting to go to 42nd and Second.
A woman heading for La Guardia had hailed him at 65th Street and First Avenue, but he turned her down.
The joint venture was hailed at its creation as a triumph of Russian business and globalization.
The East African Community was hailed at its start in 1967 as a model of regional coordination.
Argos went one step further and claimed to have beaten its larger rival in electronic sales in what it hailed the best Christmas at the catalogue business for a decade.
When it was released, it was hailed as shocking and brilliant at least as often as it was decried as amateurish and shameful.
President Kennedy greeted Commander Carpenter and his family at the White House in June 1962 after the Carpenters had been hailed at parades in Denver and Boulder and honored at City Hall in New York.
