Sentence examples for huge hail from inspiring English sources

The previous day I'd seen a handsome "supercell" thunderstorm spawn some huge hail, but no tornado – and my expectations were low.

Reformist papers ran banner headlines and huge pictures hailing the victors.

Combined with the rarefaction of major pre-World War I Cubist works, this accounts for the huge price that hailed this week a picture seen by Gris himself as his greatest ever.

Frank Lloyd Wright, I learned, was a huge Beethoven fan, hailing the composer as a great motif architect and "builder".

"A Knight's Tale" was not a huge hit, but it connected with young audiences, and one critic hailed the arrival of a "quintessential medieval downtown chick".

Operation Blue Crush was hailed a huge success.

She was hailed by huge crowds and became a centerpiece of the celebrations.

The authorities have hailed the huge turnout as a victory for the Islamic Republic.

In 2011, she reasoned, the world had hailed the huge anti-Mubarak protests that filled Tahrir Square as an inspiring expression of freedom and democracy.

George Clooney, given a lifetime achievement's award, repeated the line and hailed the huge street demonstrations against the attacks, saying: "We will not walk in fear".

With Make Poverty History being such a broad church, there were views from every side, some hailing a huge success, others far less enthusiastic.