Sentence examples for is to be hailed for from inspiring English sources

Napolitano, however, is to be hailed for breaking the taboo that has afflicted the word man.

David Cameron is to be hailed for sticking to his guns and allocating 0.7% of the budget to aid but let us never forget the drumbeat of rage and derision that envelopes him all the while because of this, his most domestically unpopular policy position.

I realise now that, for Gray, the last thing on earth he wanted to achieve in Lanark was to write, and be hailed for writing, "a minor classic of the literature of adolescence".

To join Ryan Gosling and Kate Winslet Brad Pittt is the latest celebrity to be hailed a hero, for picking up a woman who slipped during a chaotic shoot in which hundreds of extras fled from zombies.

Can he, like Pierce, be hailed for being better than the sum of his parts, and points?

It is expected that the report will be hailed for proposing "interesting and creative" ideas as ministers praise the group for drawing up proposals that are designed to keep Britain in a reformed EU.

Mr. Moretti says he was surprised at first to be hailed as a spokesman for his generation.

Ultima Underworld [II] needs to be hailed from the roof-tops for being one of the best dungeon-based adventure RPGs of all illustrious gaming history".

After the battering of the last two years, such an outcome would doubtless be sufficient for Brown to be hailed a second Lazarus.

It was an unusual start for what came to be hailed as a major step in helping to reinvigorate public education, not just here but across the country.

Here is some of the reaction to Trump being hailed for saving a holiday that was never in peril: .