Sentence examples for its hail from inspiring English sources

Microsoft is looking to ship Windows 7, its Hail Mary of sorts, by mid-2009, withethe goal of having it pre-installed on most machines by the holiday shopping season.

Whether or not the company has a future seems to be tied to the fate of "Project Malibu," a digital ad-buying platform for TV commercials which one former employee characterizes as its Hail Mary pass.

Fewer than 15% of its 1 million residents are nationals; most of its immigrants hail from Pakistan, India, Iran, Egypt and other Arab nations.

The international makeup of the band — its members hail from the United States, Trinidad, Australia and Canada — had led Mr. Reed to call it the Unmonk Quintet, its first two letters evoking the United Nations.

Many of its members hail from Russia's provinces.

And did its citizens hail the newborn giant as a model of development, as in many ways this conurbation has been?

The team boasts that more than half its followers hail from Asia.

Scripps was founded in 1926, and its students hail from 47 states and 21 countries.

After one infamous mass arrest, The Washington Post headlined its editorial "Hail to the Chief--and His Cops".

The 2010 list was released last week, and 18 of its billionaires hail from the Chicago area.

The first floor of Fermilab, where Renzi first entered, is lined with flags from countries of the world, where many of its scientists hail from.