Sentence examples for hailed the first from inspiring English sources
Campoverdi threw on a black dress and hailed the first cab she saw to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
David Cameron has hailed the first same-sex marriages in England and Wales as sending a "powerful message" about equality in Britain.
Barratt boss Mark Clare hailed the first part of Help to Buy, which went live last April, as an "outstanding success".
The EU Justice Commissioner, Viviane Reding, hailed "the first cracks in the glass ceiling" but critics question whether compulsory targets are the best way for women to finally smash through, and Britain is expected to oppose the new rules.
The tabloid hailed "the first time in the history of the ministry of defence seven human lives turned out to be more precious than super-secret military equipment costing billions of dollars".
Last October, the Pentagon hailed the first intercept try as a success but later conceded that the interceptor had initially drifted off course and picked out the decoy balloon rather than the warhead.
Analysts hailed the first-quarter report as a sign that the company was likely to recover quickly from the strike.
When the design was announced Sir Joe had hailed the Fourth Grace as a "visible expression of Liverpool's am bitions for the 21st century".
Toronto head coach John Carver hailed the second proudest result of his entire career after seeing his depleted charges defeat Colorado 1-0, toanks to a fantastic Chad Barrett free kick, his first goal for the club.
Its press reception was more favourable than that for any of Bizet's other operas; Le Ménestral's critic hailed the second act as "a masterpiece from beginning to end".
While everyday men and women also praised Reagan for his communication skills, professional elocutionists, trainers of public speakers, and even his political opponents also hailed the fortieth President's ability to talk.
