Sentence examples for hailing that from inspiring English sources

And she, having taken the opportunity to hail Brexit as the most important event on the continent since the Berlin Wall (a hailing that took place inside the European Parliament, among her fellow-M.E.P.s, just to make 'em squirm), would not then hesitate to yank her countrymen in a comparable direction.

Having trouble hailing that taxi?

Beyond that, what to make of Mitt Romney, trying to score cheap political points before the bodies of the murdered American diplomats are even cold and hailing that odious film as an expression of "American values"?

The Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade said in a statement on Tuesday that "e-hails that are done immediately are street hails".

The clouds glowed green as they prepared to spit hail that would cause damage to roofs, cars and unsuspecting people caught outside.

We did experience the outside edge of the storm of the tornado and had a heavy rain downpour and hail that lasted about a half hour.

I consider myself something of a weather nerd, and confess to having conversations that go on far too long about low-pressure systems in the Gulf of Alaska, or hail that can dent a rental car.

By the time we reached the top, after three hours, we were being alternately buffeted by gusts of white-out snow and fusillades of stinging horizontal hail that seemed to intensify every time we stopped for a break.

The extreme weather events including tornadoes, derechos, and hail that have occurred during 1955 2015 are considered in this study.

Any thunderstorm that produces hail that reaches the ground is known as a hailstorm.

Any thunderstorm which produces hail that reaches the ground is known as a hailstorm.