Sentence examples for offer hailed from inspiring English sources

Bikash Bhattacharya, a lawyer representing the farmers who accepted the government's purchase offer, hailed the high court's decision.

Last Thursday the I.R.A. offered publicly to put its weapons "completely and verifiably beyond use" -- an offer hailed by republicans as a historic gesture after three decades of conflict and 3,600 deaths.

The offer was hailed as a breakthrough on the migrant crisis that has engulfed the region for nearly two weeks.

As a student in the late 1950s, I remember coming up to London to write a piece on musicals and delighting in such shows as Frank Loesser's The Most Happy Fella and David Heneker's Make Me An Offer, which hailed from Stratford East.

Although still technically only a proposal, Sainsbury's hailed its offer as a major success for its future.

In Utah, officials hailed the offer as a breakthrough that could defuse rising tensions over the closing of the state's five national parks.

Mockridge said Virgin would continue to offer "cutting-edge" products and hailed its "immense brand", which has been boosted by an ad campaign featuring Usain Bolt and Mo Farah.

Uber wouldn't explain how, but it also revealed that it plans to offer offline hailing, possibly through some peer-to-peer Bluetooth mesh network or other technology.

The prime minister offered strong support for Miller and hailed her role in introducing gay marriage.

They have been hailed as heroes; hugged and offered cookies.

In the wake of such conservatism, the Swede offers his successor the chance of being hailed as an innovator.