Sentence examples for hails as from inspiring English sources

"Imagine what it's like to buy a million-dollar home on $35,000 a year," said Cira Angeles, the spokeswoman for Livery Base Owners Inc., who said the group favored allowing existing drivers to pick up street hails as long as they obtained a separate permit, rather than being required to purchase a medallion.

The Egyptian officer corps, from which General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi hails (as did Nasser, Sadat, and Mubarak before him), is the linchpin of this pro-U.S. tilt, and it regards U.S. aid payments — about 1.3 billion dollars a year — as part of the price for its continued support of the Camp David treaty.

Highbrows have discovered their totem; Sillas is an actress whom Harper's Bazaar hails as "a robust powerhouse".

In addition, what the F.A.A. hails as modernization is the technological equivalent of a new coat of paint.

The self-same David Cameron is king of a coalition which he hails as strong and resolute.

He stopped off in a town that he now hails as the "English-language world capital" of improvisation: Edmonton, Canada.

Every election is hailed as epoch-making.

It was hailed as a breakthrough.

Sharon was hailed as a military hero.

They were hailed as three-dimensional Magrittes.

IT WAS once hailed as a miracle.