Sentence examples for hailed this week from inspiring English sources
Dr Holsinger, a cardiologist from Kentucky, was hailed this week in the media as "one of the nicest guys around".
Green groups such as WWF hailed this week's victory as a landmark the first time commercially fished marine species have been listed under CITES.
Greece's prime minister, Antonis Samaras, hailed this week's debt agreement as the transformation of "endless austerity" into a program that "will lead to growth".
"For Los Angeles to be the cleanest, greenest city, we need participation from every Angeleno," Villaraigosa hailed this week.
Passage of a bill in the Mexican Senate was hailed this week by oil industry analysts and goes much further in the effort to attract outside investment to Mexico than a proposal originally introduced in August by President Enrique Peña Nieto's centrist Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI.
Antismoking campaigners hailed today's announcement.
Tunisia was hailed last September for its "wide-ranging structural reforms" and "prudent macroeconomic management".
Mr Foot was hailed yesterday as the man who prevented his party's death.
Mayor Johnson hailed today's news but spelt out the challenges that lie ahead.
Environmentalists hailed today's decision, saying it would prod development of pollution-free cars.
ARM Holdings opened higher after brokers' notes hailed yesterday's strong numbers.
