Sentence examples for may be hailed from inspiring English sources
Wherever it goes, Hailo works only with taxis that may be hailed in the street.
Isaac Newton may be hailed a founder of modern science, while Kircher is now "something of a joke".
Popular culture may be hailed by left-wing critics for its liberating energy, but it is also condemned by others as an opiate; among conservatives, it is feared for its nihilistic influence on tastes and morals.
While other directors may be hailed for their originality and independent point of view, Jarmusch, unlike Quentin Tarantino or pretty much any other auteur, has never made a film under a studio's watch.
At best, "I Love You Phillip Morris" may be hailed as a necessary step in Hollywood's fearful crawl toward sexual evenhandedness; the film upholds the constitutional right of every gay man to be as much of a liar, a crook, and a creep as the rest of us.
While there has been some lawsuit-generated discussion of the safety of hybrid taxicabs, the bottom line for the riding public is that these vehicles are safe — most especially when passengers wear their seat belts — and they may be hailed with confidence.
But, rather than losing the plot, Guardiola may well be hailed as knowing a thing or two about mind games himself now – even if the reality was that this game was settled elsewhere, not in the press room where Mourinho is, in the Barcelona manager's words, the "puto amo".
The staff specialist who looks at the process of introducing change and at resistance to change in the manner outlined in the preceding pages may not be hailed as a genius, but can be counted on in installing a steady flow of technical changes that will cut costs and improve quality without upsetting the organization.
Argentine farmers have long raised cows for meat, but now the country's cattle may soon be hailed for their contribution to saving the environment.
Now he'd be hailed a hero".
Bush, you may recall, was hailed as a fighter against terrorism because he, well, gave tough-talking speeches.
