Sentence examples for may hail from inspiring English sources

The readability of Maya may hail Campbell as a bright new light in chick-lit.

The Rolling Stones may hail from Dartford, but their soul has always been in the Delta.

The sisters may hail from the Borough, but they worked in New York for decades.

Note, also, the very subtle hints in this image that the band may hail from France.

And while Heller may hail from Brighton, Big Love was a big hit in Paris.

Although passers-by may hail the buses, priority is given to drivers of recreational vehicles.

May hailed the principles of free trade, saying she wanted the UK to become a world leader after leaving the EU.

So in any bout of civil unrest, some of those who claim to come from the war-torn land may actually hail from somewhere else.

In the interceding decades, I have attracted those I consider part of my "tribe" who may also hail from somewhere else in the cosmos.

And, in particular, that little Victoria Secret garment (I guess "little" is redundant in this context) may even hail from Jordan--which was supposed to be the poster child for how one forges the "right" kind of so-called "free trade" deal.

Wherever it goes, Hailo works only with taxis that may be hailed in the street.