And Hail Mary's sometimes come off.
Anne Washburn's play, hailed when staged off-Broadway, has a persuasive premise.
Eve Muirhead threw the stone that secured a curling bronze medal, ensuring that Britain will equal their best medal haul at a Winter Games, then hailed the play-off victory over Switzerland as "really special".
In the meantime, read about Team GB's curling bronze: Eve Muirhead threw the stone that secured a curling bronze medal, ensuring that Britain will equal their best medal haul at a Winter Games, then hailed the play-off victory over Switzerland as "really special".
While the Tolkien comparisons abound, the series hasn't been hailed as knock-off.
They hailed Peterson and shrugged off the fact that, stylistically, they were nobody's darlings.
The researchers devised a second pair of candidates to go along with the Cabots ― James Clark and Julia Clark, who both hailed from less well-off families.
AFTER the netter sped off, Mr. Urbina hailed a taxi and sped north for six blocks, where he saw the netter scooping up more birds.
A few minutes later, his feet covered in a thin black film, Durant left the Park, hailed a cab, and headed off to brunch to break his twenty-four-hour fast.
Ms. Warner and Ms. Shaw, the members of a prolific and acclaimed team who are each approaching 50 but look much younger, are arguably entering their prime, coming off their critically hailed production of "Medea," which transferred to Broadway in 2002 after a hit run at the Harvey Theater.
