Sentence examples for not hail from inspiring English sources
He was not hail fellow well met.
The sentiment is shared by the drivers, even those who do not hail from this precinct.
It does not hail from the traditional English-speaking elite that produced Sri Lanka's other presidents.
He does not hail from any of the traditional power centres of Indonesian politics, such as the army.
One of the most popular games for smartphones, for instance, does not hail from the Valley but from Finland.
They have sold millions more, though his current publisher, Lu Jinbo, does not hail them as great literature.
"I'm not hail-fellow-well-met.
On set in the highlands of Scotland, in March 2009, when it's not snowing it's hailing and when it's not hailing it's raining.
In the middle of the hubbub, he was self-possessed -- not aloof but not hail-fellow-well-met in the manner of some politicians.
Memo to the president: You show leadership by producing a good economy, not hailing a compromise that will actually hobble the economy.
Mr Stephen Miller, Dragonair's first CEO, said: Our arrival on the scene was not hailed very enthusiastically by the then Hong Kong government...we got a lot of opposition from Cathay (Pacific).
