Sentence examples for long hail from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Rodgers has a history of pitching high, long Hail Mary passes that somehow get caught.

Colleagues have long hailed her backroom ability to understand "Gordon-speak".

German football has long hailed those who keep a cool head in the heat of battle.

A politician long hailed for his grace and purity has become indelibly soiled.

The party has long hailed this action as the beginning of the end of the disastrous Maoist agricultural system.

At why Netflix, long hailed for its masterfully gracious customer focus, has suddenly become tone-deaf to the effects of its clumsy elephant-in-a-china-shop maneuvers.

Scenes of police brutality have besmirched the image of a country long hailed as a role model for the Muslim world.

The American distance-running community has long hailed Hall as the next chosen one, but this latest result has even his most ardent remaining fans turning away.

Iranian scientists have long hailed the benefits of Earth-observation satellites for tracking floods, fighting fires, gauging earthquake damage, finding evacuation routes and identifying high-risk areas.

But an economy long hailed for its potential — though its stewards have been criticized for its mismanagement — has played no less a role in the upheaval.

And Russia's coach, Vyacheslav Bykov, long hailed as a genius at home, was sharply criticized for failing to prepare for the Canadians' ferocious early pressure.