Sentence examples for hailing you from inspiring English sources

But, before you know it, you are back in the quiet courtyard with the flowers and the motorbike, and an exuberant hostess is hailing you a cab to take you back down to the rest of the city.

Credit the infectious high spirits and hard work of Mr. Caudill, Jimmy Cosgrove and Andy Rizzo, Salute's owners — hailing you at the door like old friends, offering extra sauce for take-home leftovers, and maintaining a flexible kitchen-closing time ("We'll keep cooking as long as people keep ordering," Mr. Rizzo said).

I hail you, I greet you,.

"Of all the cabs to hail, you hail a police cab," Lieutenant Jaskaran said.

By Arthur Guiterman The New Yorker, September 6 , 1930 P. 70I hail you, I greet you, View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Larissa MacFarquhar.

The critics hail you, I tell him, as the true artist of the Scottish novel.

Unless we get hail, you won't hear rain inside the auditorium".

I am not to review or hail you, but for a well-reviewed book this one is really a steal!

A wise traveller once told me that you know you're in a developing country when you don't hail the cabs; they hail you.

From my balcony: A wise traveller once told me that you know you're in a developing country when you don't hail the cabs; they hail you.

Your girlfriend is not a cabdriver you happened to hail; you're a couple with ties of affection who had just spent an evening together.