Sentence examples for hailed when from inspiring English sources
Anne Washburn's play, hailed when staged off-Broadway, has a persuasive premise.
It was hailed when first unveiled as a symbol of the Florentine republic, defying its enemies.
Though these later Threes were initially controversial, their influential recordings were hailed when reissued on CD in the 1990s.
Mr. Gilbert was hailed, when his appointment was announced in 2007, as the first native-born New Yorker (and an Upper West Side native at that) to lead the orchestra, and one of few American-born maestros in the job.
"One problem is that the music becomes a novelty that fades," says Urbanus. "Nigeria's Sunny Adé was hailed when he was promoted here in the 80s, but after three albums people started to think, 'Do I want another juju album?' It's difficult to achieve longevity".
When all pro cornerback Richard Sherman quietly played his position, he was hailed, but when he said that calling him "thug" because of his demonstrative on-field behavior was a euphemism for the N-word, he was lambasted.
We not only hailed it when it came out, we kept talking about it all year long.
After decades at Goldman Sachs, where his nickname came from his aggressive deal-making, Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. was hailed last year when he took office as especially equipped to manage potential market crises.
The coalition hailed victory when the 77-year-old tycoon stepped down from the museum's board of trustees in January 2016.
The late afternoon sky was a mix of snow and hail when the Presque Isle bus left Maine to start the Virginia trip.
Cabbies will earn points for accepting "e-hails" when demand is at its peak and work is easy to find on the street; the highest scorers will have priority when work is scarce.
