Sentence examples for hailed like from inspiring English sources

Because whether or not they are hailed like Super Bowl champions, some celebration is in order.

Hookah beer towers (strawberry, mint, melon) are hailed like cabs on a busy avenue.

Tariq Sims broke the line and Eloni Vunakece was in support for a try hailed like the second coming by the Fijians in the stadium.

Considering the univeral uluation that has gone on for months now, one might have expected the emergence of the Post to be hailed like the relief of Ladysmith, but that has not been so.

Surely they should be hailed like the Stakhanovites of Stalin's Russia, who half-killed themselves, in the name of the people, by mining record tonnages of coal?" The mayor added: "It seems to me that though it would be wrong to persecute the rich, and madness to try and stifle wealth creation, and futile to stamp out inequality, we should only tolerate this wealth gap on two conditions.

The Taipei Assassins were hailed like rock stars after winning the League of Legends World Championships in 2012.

The narrator of Black Bazaar hails, like Alain Mabanckou himself, from Congo-Brazzaville.

Hailing (like Janis Joplin) from Port Arthur, Tex., he was in the service during World War II, and made himself a conspicuous rebel even at the legendarily progressive Black Mountain College in North Carolina.

He turned a blind eye to Farc guerrilla camps near the Colombian border and hailed the likes of Mugabe, Gaddafi and Assad as brothers.

While the grocer hailed its "strongest" like-for-like sales in the UK for three years in its final quarter, they only rose by 0.5 per cent.

At that point, the "shot noise"—caused when individual pixels are so tiny that too few photons strike them replaces the steady shower of light falling on the sensor with a sporadic, hail-like drumming effect.