Sentence examples for hailing again from inspiring English sources

They've already held a few celebrity parties here; the palm trees, beach volleyball and cocktails makes it feel like you're living it up in St Tropez – until it starts hailing again.

Then it started to hail again.

But half an hour later – all hail again in another weather change – came Morecambe's equaliser.

Meanwhile, the angel Gabriel hears that Mary has been hailed again and is checking on it.

The winner of that race, his team-mate Ryan Lochte, was hailed again as the new king of the pool.

But now, with a major transportation hub destroyed, commuter ferries are being hailed again as mass transit.

In the later stages of her career she has been hailed again as a great actress, sustaining no obvious damage from all the saucy quips once levelled at her. Equally the British Oscar-winner Carey Mulligan has no fear of nude scenes, appearing with Michael Fassbender in the explicit film Shame and arguing that nakedness on screen has helped her overcome concerns about her body.

The disc-shaped lander, barely two feet across and less that a foot thick, was scheduled to transmit its hailing signal again Friday evening for about 80 minutes, Dr. Pillinger said, adding: "You have to liken this to the early days of mobile phones.

And final victory on Page 3, whenever a more prudent BBC sees fit to hail it again, leaves a whole lot of pages left to turn.

American film audiences hailed him again in 1978 as an intriguing but self-absorbed artist, Jill Clayburgh's bearded and ultimately spurned lover in "An Unmarried Woman," directed by Paul Mazursky.

Again hailing Trump's election, Wilders told the meeting: "Yesterday a free America, today Koblenz, and tomorrow a new Europe".