Sentence examples for hailing on from inspiring English sources
Last year, he noted happily, "there was snow on the mountains, and it was hailing on the beach".
The number of tin, hood-installed medallions, now at 13,587, is fixed by New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission, which also protects yellow cabs' two most precious rights: picking up people hailing on the street and picking up passengers from the dedicated lines at LaGuardia and J.F.K. Airports.
Another chapter in the ongoing saga between city cab regulations and on-demand taxi apps: cab app Hailo, which in London relies on a portion of the city's black cabs to power its taxi-hailing-on-demand service — meaning it is bound by the same minimum fare regulations attached to London black cabs — has raised its minimum pricing in the city.
This beautifully crafted instrument subverts the rotation of the record player to produce a playfully dainty, hail-on-glass-like audible atmosphere.
It's illegal to hail one on the street but there are stands at casinos.
It is the first-ever picture of a nucleus of a long-period comet, one that hails on an orbit of a million years or more from the Oort cloud, a distant region of trillions of comets.
Mr. Karzai, for his part, rebuffed a question of whether he envisioned a withdrawal deadline like the one Mr. Bush hailed on Sunday in Iraq.
The decision was widely hailed on Wall Street and in Washington, DC.
By now, the locusts were falling like hail on the roof of the kitchen.
Mr. Brown's news was hailed on both sides of the political aisle.
