Sentence examples for hailed to from inspiring English sources

Cabs were hailed to Mac's Club Deuce, a bar where smoking is practically required.

While the topline summary is that no won with 61.3% of the vote, this is perhaps not the landslide victory it has been hailed to be.

Dizzee Rascal, who is hailed to be the future of both British garage and British hip-hop calls himself a champion of the "Playstation generation".

And then there was the Uber that the school district chief hailed to catch an early-morning flight — a teacher sat behind the wheel, trying to earn some money before heading to the classroom.

Kenny Arena, a little-used MetroStars defender, had just scored the first goal of his professional career and was being hailed to stop for a nationwide television interview as he left the field for halftime.

Your phone will see it for you… In other words the app is allowing private hire vehicles to behave like black taxis: to be hailed, to ply for hire in the streets, to do exactly what the law says they are not supposed to do," he writes.

So hail to the Almost-First-Lady!

So hail to the victors, whoever they are.

"Its labyrinth of narrow streets hail to a Dubai of humbler times," she said.

Hail to the Found Generation.

Hail! Hail! Hail! Hail to you, Arnold Diaz!