Sentence examples for he himself hailed from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, Steinbeck got the Okies historically wrong, probably because he himself hailed from an upper-middle-class family in Salinas and his experience with Okies consisted of interviewing a few of them for some newspaper articles.
The result was the most remarkable debut of last year's fringe, and Williams – hitherto best known as one-third of the sketch troupe Sheeps, with whom he still works – found himself hailed as "the Philip Larkin of British comedy".
Begg has attracted controversy himself after it was reported by the BBC that he had hailed jihad as "the greatest of deeds".
He also hailed Tony Blair as a "milestone for the European left" - confirmation that he seems himself as an Italian version of the former Labour leader.
He was hailed as a saviour.
He was hailed as a technology visionary.
Though he hailed from a conservative district in southern Virginia, he had committed himself to supporting a broadly progressive agenda and then defending it back home.
Specifically, he hailed Pfc.
He hailed crowdfunding as "transformative".
Outside, he hailed a cab.
