Sentence examples for hailed the same from inspiring English sources

AS hailed "the same fight as always".

Suddenly a man appeared, hailing the same taxi from an uptown corner.

The crowd was now chanting Malik's name out of regard for his three assists, hailing the same player they always boo relentlessly.

And when John McDonnell hails the same post-liberalism (which actually sounds more like pre-liberalism) in his Labour conference speech – a vision of rival nations propping up their own steel industries (precisely the kind of waste that free trade was supposed to tackle), forced to pay more and more as the rivals pay more and more – he is missing the point.

David Cameron has hailed the first same-sex marriages in England and Wales as sending a "powerful message" about equality in Britain.

An ecstatic crowd massed on the sidewalks and hailed the candidate, chanting the same songs they did 20 years ago, just replacing "Titid" with "Micky".

Both hailed from the same out-of-the-way thrift shop in Castine, Me.

Instead of being dismissed for their recklessness they were hailed by the same commentators almost as political geniuses.

On the political right he was hailed in the same breath with Rush Limbaugh and Matt Drudge as a truth-teller who exposed bias and corruption.

Next to him, Mark Ramrattan, 33, nodded and boasted that he hailed from the same village, Guava Bush, that produced Guyana Star, a winning horse that Mr. Shivmangal trained years ago in Guyana.

Although the men were not related and had little in common, they hailed from the same Pyrenean town, La Bastide Clairence.