Sentence examples for hailed that from inspiring English sources

Some viewers hailed that film as a waving of the flag.

Dr. Freed hailed that result, saying, "It was a clear-cut improvement".

While human rights advocates hailed that step as long overdue, it has added to the general sense of pandemonium ahead of the Olympics.

William Hague, the former Tory leader who nominated Lord Ashcroft for a peerage, hailed that assurance as being worth "tens of millions" to the British Treasury, as the peer started paying UK taxes on his vast wealth.

(This newspaper hailed that event's 20th anniversary).Less well-recognised in the fanfare today is that Mr Nelson conceived of hypertext as a two-way linkage: all destinations would point back to origins.

Pyongyang hailed that test as a great success and released a video that researchers at the California-based James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies concluded had been heavily doctored and edited to cover up a "catastrophic" failure.

"'What so proudly we hail' — that was definitely a moment where I thought of patriotism across the country, and Boston specifically.

Having trouble hailing that taxi?

The Meteorological Service of Canada will issue severe thunderstorm warnings when hail that size or above is expected.

This is a conference that has hailed drugs that extend lives by only a few weeks as breakthroughs.

McBride was hailed as "that old-fashioned thing, a genius" by fellow Irish novelist Anne Enright.