Sentence examples for hailing in from inspiring English sources
"It was snowing and hailing in one of my matches," he said.
They are privileged: unlike minicabs, they can pick up passengers hailing in the street and run on a pricey meter system rather than a fixed fee.
Every three nights, the teams are pitted in competitions like ticket scalping and taxicab hailing in hopes of winning precious prizes like subway tokens.
"Lest we miss one very important thing, it is imperative that we hail the heroic people of Palestine, hailing in particular the jihadist spirit of those willing to sacrifice their lives to defend the nation, and mankind, too".
GrabTaxi is not the first to pioneer two-wheeled taxi-app hailing in Jakarta, however.
The company, which tested ride hailing in Seattle last year, is using data to determine the right mix of vehicles dedicated to car sharing and ride hailing throughout the day.
RT @ErniAserni: Hail in Dickson last night.
But her performance was hailed in Europe; she won awards in France and Italy.
Her government, whose ascent was hailed in Brussels last month, insists it is still pro-European.
(Halperin's own memo was hailed in the blogosphere as a "Rathergate-style bombshell").
