Sentence examples for hailing from its from inspiring English sources

So it is perhaps no surprise that modern France, which hosts a Muslim population of nearly 5 million, largely hailing from its former North Africa colonies, has become the sharpest edge, the prime battleground, of the clash of civilizations it seeks to avoid.

Less than half its sales and staff hail from its homeland, though its boss and most shareholders do.

Mr. Weitz didn't have to look far to find Berkshire, since he hails from its Omaha, its home city.

Investors in Spotted's new $14.5 million Series A round hail from its home market, including Media Ventures (Cologne media mogul Dirk Ströer's capital investment firm), professor Wolf M. Nietzer's Wolfman Holdings, and the Deutsche Balaton affiliate based in Heidelberg, Germany.

Investors in Spotted's new $14.5 million Series A round hail from its home market, including Media Ventures (Cologne media mogul Dirk Ströer's capital investment firm), professor Wolf M. Nietzer's Wolfman Holdings, and the Deutsche Balaton affiliate based in Heidelberg, Germany.

In this way, the oblačar fought against a gigantic serpentine demon called aždaja, which was thought to fly accompanied by its retinue in low dark clouds, spewing hail from its broad muzzle.

The first few ramps make clear why Mr. Chamberlain's sculpture was hailed, almost from its inception, as a three-dimensional answer to Abstract Expressionist painting.

The undergraduate part of American universities hails directly from its British progenitors, Oxford and Cambridge.

Breaking out Uber's U.S. ride-hailing business from its global operations will be a particular focus for those parsing its IPO to compare it with Lyft, which operates in the U.S. and Canada.

Glam metal band Holy Soldier, another group hailing from California, released its self-titled debut on Word and A&M Records (Myrrh imprint) in 1990 to critical and commercial acclaim.

The village they hail from buried its dead from the "Marikana massacre" just last week.