Sentence examples similar to hailing true from inspiring English sources

Hail true body born of the virgin Mary.

The Latin words open "Ave Verum Corpus" (Hail true body), a choral composition that has captivated listeners for more than two centuries.

All hail the "True North strong and free".

Messages of congratulations flooded in from across the river Severn and throughout Europe as fans hailed a true team performance.

Sam Burgess has been hailed "a true hero" for saving a man's life after he began choking in a Sydney fish market.

Precipitation from shower clouds and thunderstorms, whether in the form of raindrops, pellets of soft hail, or true hailstones, is generally of great intensity and shorter duration than that from layer clouds and is usually composed of larger particles.

It's a world in which the false is hailed as true, and the balanced is dismissed as biased.

However, large and powerful livery companies (also known as black car companies) are arguing that the e-hail is a form of prearrangement and therefore not a true hail, and are challenging the legality of the proposal.

lang and Shania Twain hail from the true north.

The Two Ronnies star, who has been hailed as a "true great of British comedy", died on 31 March with a suspected form of motor neurone disease.

Senator Lincoln, a two-term Democrat, had been judged too conservative, and her critics found a willing alternative in Lt. Gov. Bill Halter, whom they hailed as a "true progressive".