Sentence examples for it hail from from inspiring English sources

Some of the talented team behind it hail from London's cutting-edge Cinnamon Club restaurant.

The three siblings behind it hail from Colombia, but their food draws on influences from all across South America.

With its terracotta stone walls, grey slate floors, sleek lines, cacti and arid outlook, it's all very 'Arizona', which makes sense as the architects who designed it hail from Scottsdale.

In that respect, by being commercial, by being mainstream, Rupaul's Drag Raceretains its connection to the subversive community which it hailed from.

His new novel, "Right of Thirst," easily holds its own with the best contemporary fiction, and yet it hails from deep within medicine and seeks to illuminate the profession as surely as ordinary memoirs do.

While it's a neat looking prototype at this point, what's most interesting about the Bold Knot — aside from its cute, keyring-esque design — is the team behind it hails from the West Bank.

A Palestinian thobe is known for its embroidered patterns and has its own unique style depending on where the person wearing it hails from.

It is a Bourbon, in that it hails from Kentucky and is primarily distilled from corn.

Nor does the food say Santa Fe; it hails from all parts of the country.

I will not, of course, give away what the redness intends, or where it hails from.

The film, though it hails from 1969, has never been distributed here.