Sentence examples for on hailing from inspiring English sources

But some of it is anchored to reality, including a terrific set-piece that sees Simmons phone a complaint line for advice on hailing a bus.

On hailing Murdoch's contribution to journalism less than two weeks ago, Johnson said that what News of the World did "and conspired in, was absolutely loathsome and I condemn it".

Since we all seem to be keen on hailing things as the greatest this and the greatest that today, was that the greatest wrongly disallowed goal of all time?

The director, David Mackenzie (who also wrote the script, with Ed Whitmore), doesn't slide around the contrivances of the story; he greets them head on, hailing it as perfectly natural that women, far from being repelled by the Oedipal itches of his hero, should feel the urge to soothe them.

And as the Pakistani dictator Pervez Musharraf seizes more and more power and does more and more damage to his country's constitution, the US government's decision to go on hailing him as a champion of democracy does bad damage to America's already shredded regional credibility.

They started winning games on Hail Mary passes and beating opponents in 36-26 and 38-31 shootouts.

He is not all that keen on "Hail to the Chief".

Onward and upward ever, forward and on, and on; hail to thee, land of the heroes, my Oregon".

The lyrics on "Hail to the Thief" are marginally less enigmatic than those of "Kid A" or "Amnesiac".

All are reflected on "Hail to the Thief," a slogan that greeted George W. Bush after the disputed 2000 American presidential election but is never so narrowly topical.

"Hail Mary" (Je vous salue Marie) (1985) Preceded by: "The Book of Mary" (Le Livre de Marie) (1985) Director: Anne-Marie Miéville Shown with: "Notes on Hail Mary" (Petites Notes à propos du film Je vous salue Marie) (1983).