Sentence examples similar to hailing at from inspiring English sources

Real Estate's Hail Mary Pass AT the upper end of the market, apartments are selling very well, brokers say.

Both the work and the production were widely hailed at Glimmerglass.

She was hailed at the time as a shining example of David Cameron's "new politics".

The joint venture was hailed at its creation as a triumph of Russian business and globalization.

This was hailed at the time as the high-water mark of the government's operations against the Tamil Tigers.

Just over a year ago I was up a mountain, in fog and hail, at the South-Western tip of Sicily.

The roundup of the Brossarts was hailed at the time as the first drone-assisted arrest on American soil.

The East African Community was hailed at its start in 1967 as a model of regional coordination.

But it is kind of funny to see a revival of old-fashioned macro hailed, at least by some, as the key to a reconstruction of the field.

It is one reason why Timor-Leste, hailed at independence in 2002 as a success for UN midwifery, has since unravelled into near anarchy.

It turned out that nearly all the men hailed at the time as heroes would end their lives forgotten and in poverty.