Sentence examples for hails that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daus says "many disabled riders would far prefer home pickup to an uncertain wait on a corner in bad weather"; he is out of touch with a population that has been working to secure the same rights for street hails that able-bodied citizens have.

Fiscal monitors generally hailed that record as a welcome change.

Some viewers hailed that film as a waving of the flag.

Dr. Freed hailed that result, saying, "It was a clear-cut improvement".

While human rights advocates hailed that step as long overdue, it has added to the general sense of pandemonium ahead of the Olympics.

"'What so proudly we hail' — that was definitely a moment where I thought of patriotism across the country, and Boston specifically.

(This newspaper hailed that event's 20th anniversary).Less well-recognised in the fanfare today is that Mr Nelson conceived of hypertext as a two-way linkage: all destinations would point back to origins.

William Hague, the former Tory leader who nominated Lord Ashcroft for a peerage, hailed that assurance as being worth "tens of millions" to the British Treasury, as the peer started paying UK taxes on his vast wealth.

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Hogg hailed that decision and declared on Twitter: "The young people will win".

The Meteorological Service of Canada will issue severe thunderstorm warnings when hail that size or above is expected.