Sentence examples for hailed what from inspiring English sources

He hailed what he called "the precision of Swiss timing".

President Obama, in a speech to the A.F.L.-C.I.O. on Wednesday, hailed what he called "the welcome news".

Watching it all unfold was Prudhomme, who hailed what he called an "unbelievable and humongous" first day.

In a speech made last year, Orbán hailed what he saw as the demise of liberal Europe.

In Tokyo, Mr. Bolton hailed what he called "the acceptance of the U.S. proposal on multilateral talks".

Some Palestinians hailed what they saw as Gaza's new-found deterrence capabilities vis-à-vis Israel; others professed renewed faith in "resistance", as Palestinians call recourse to violence.

Already, fans are hailing what one early reviewer called "an insane new level of destructibility".

By hailing what he called recent successes in Iraq, Mr. Bush was seeking to head off pressure for a withdrawal.

Rush Limbaugh, another Palm Beach resident who has made his career by going loco on the mainstream media, was busy hailing what he had just seen.

BEIJING — China celebrated International Human Rights Day on Wednesday with newspaper editorials and television commentaries hailing what they called the country's "unremitting efforts" and "nonstop progress" in promoting free speech and individual rights.

The United States military turned over control of Camp Cropper — and 1,500 prisoners — to the Iraqis on July 15, hailing what officials described as another milestone in the gradual withdrawal of American forces from Iraq and the maturation of Iraq's own security services.