Sentence examples for it will hail from inspiring English sources

It will hail the next industrial revolution as the concept of mass-production is rendered obsolete.

Coupland fans will hail it as his magnum opus - others may simply regard it a colossal folly and a criminal waste of paper.

Others will hail it as the bold, decisive move of a visionary CEO.

When a bill emerges, and the president signs it into law, Democrats will hail the most significant social legislation America has enacted for decades.

As millions of Turks prepare to mark the centenary of the battle of Gallipoli the bloodiest of the campaign on April 25th, many will hail it as the moment when the seeds of Ataturk's secular republic were planted.But what remains of his legacy?

If so, it will be hailed as a big win for the administration.

He calls it the Disengagement Plan; it will be hailed and denounced as the Sharon Plan.

If England win here, it will be hailed as a rocket-powered launch for their 2015 campaign.

"It will be hailed as a comic masterpiece and an important book about global warming, or it will be the moment when the backlash begins".

Archbishop John Murphy, of Cardiff: "It will be hailed as the Magna Carta not merely of all women but of all men and all children".

When he signs his next contract — assuming there eventually is one — it will be hailed as another step forward for society, a sign that gays can find acceptance even in the macho culture of an N.B.A. locker room.