Sentence examples for not hailing from inspiring English sources

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.

By the time the Knicks were eliminated in six games at the hands of the Indiana Pacers' Reggie Miller, Ewing's teammates were not hailing his greatness; they were quietly questioning his presence.

They told stories of being too eagerly sought by co-op boards needing a respectable black face; of being told too often by well-meaning whites that they "transcended race"; of not hailing taxis to avoid being passed by.

He praises Mr. Geithner for not hailing from a Wall Street investment bank and for being "among the toughest on the need to re-regulate" the financial industry from his perch at the New York Federal Reserve.

"If I had participated in the Battle of the Camel, people would be throwing rocks at me, not hailing me the way they are," said Mr. Mansour, perhaps Egypt's most flamboyant lawyer, wheeling his black Cadillac Escalade through narrow streets with one hand while waving the other at well-wishers.

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).

Despite her through-the-roof rating, Whitehouse isn't hailing the evaluations.

He hasn't hailed a camera or called a news conference or issued a press release to announce his next move.

On the basis they weren't hailed from the rooftops when Celtic were rampaging across Europe, it seems short-sighted to berate them now.

"I'm not hail-fellow-well-met.