Sentence examples for hailing death from inspiring English sources

Now they have the key rail junction of Debaltseve surrounded on three sides and have been hailing death onto the city's residents and defenders.

I howled and screamed at my opponents, part-tactic and part-catharsis, earning me the nickname "The Banshee," as if my sounds hailed Death itself.

"People are hailing the death of newspapers," he says.

Former President George W Bush, who was in office on the day of the attacks and who later vowed to track down Bin Laden and catch him "Dead or alive", issued a written statement hailing his death as a momentous achievement.

I've learned so much in the last three years, and I've got more and more interested in the business model, and trying to survive at a time when everybody's hailing the death of print journalism.

After happily hailing the death of dating and determining that cultivating relationships with your very own gaggle of guys has replaced sitting around in a little black dress and waiting to be asked out to dinner, the next logical step in our re-ordering of the romantic universe is to figure out exactly who these guys are.

Seventy-five thousall people all hail death.

Last January, analysts and users alike hailed the death of Google in China after its search engine ran afoul of state censors.

These assassins were among the first killers to be hailed in death as heroes.

Human rights activists and critics of the government of President Hosni Mubarak, whose family has close ties to Mr. Moustafa, had hailed his death sentence in May 2009 as a rare victory for the impartial application of the rule of law here.

So Democrats hailed the death of conservatism and the dawn of a glorious new liberal epoch and then griped that Republicans wouldn't lend their support to its fulfillment.