Sentence examples for hailing call from inspiring English sources

Only use a hailing call when ducks are far away.

Your hailing call should be loud and not too complicated, though live ducks often have more complex hailing calls.

Abbott hailed his call not to join the "human rights lobby against the tough but probably unavoidable actions taken to end one of the world's most vicious civil wars".

Liberals and labor leaders hailed Mr. Perez, calling him a champion for workers and those who have faced discrimination.

Variety also hailed Fantasia, calling it "a successful experiment to lift the relationship from the plane of popular, mass entertainment to the higher strata of appeal to lovers of classical music".

Not only does this provide a concrete place to tell people where you hail from, calling your hood "Zone X" makes Atlanta sound like a Logan's Run esque dystopia in the not-so-distant future.

Syria!" the crowd called, hailing the young man, Fadi Francis, as "a martyr of the neighborhood".

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

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.

Mr. Yishai said on Army Radio that after sending Mr. Goldstone a letter hailing him, he called him Monday night, thanked him and invited him to come to see Israel's southern communities, which live under threat of Hamas rocket fire from Gaza.

Hailing what it called "a new era" in industry action to deal with the issue, the Association of British Insurers ABII) put forth a series of principles ranging from greater engagement in public-policy making to incorporating climate change in members' investment strategies that it dubbed ClimateWise.