Sentence examples for hailing me from inspiring English sources

After the Letterman appearances dwindle and the magazines stop hailing me as a visionary, I'll pen a motivational book full of my insights and experiences.

I'd see Blondy when the lights came up — alone, red scarf and pale elegant coat unfurled on the seat beside him, long legs crossed — unashamed, already hailing me if he spotted me first.

"If I had participated in the Battle of the Camel, people would be throwing rocks at me, not hailing me the way they are," said Mr. Mansour, perhaps Egypt's most flamboyant lawyer, wheeling his black Cadillac Escalade through narrow streets with one hand while waving the other at well-wishers.

Lee, laughing, tapping on the back hailing me a taxi and slipping a £50 note into the cabbies hand.

Get me a stunt pancreas and hail me a cab.

She hailed me from across Elm Street and found me in the Sterling Library stacks.

When I'm leaving, Connie hails me over to her salad station.

A police officer who hailed me on his car's loudspeaker had a different priority.

Her former students "stop at traffic lights and hail me," she said.

In fact, I am sure many will hail me as a hero.

So Billy jumped out of the car, hailed me a cab, I threw my luggage in there, ran to the airport and got home later that night.