Sentence examples for only hails from inspiring English sources

The collage artist Linder Sterling known by her first name only—hails from the U.K., where in the seventies she designed album covers for bands like the Buzzcocks and other affiliates of the legendary Manchester label Factory Records (she also sang in her own band, Ludus).

Therefore, for an environmental risk assessment, as discussed later, it is important to take variability in selective pressures into account, and use realistic field situations and not agricultural fields only (Hails and Morley 2005; Mercer et al. 2007).

The appeal didn't only hail from a typically female absorption in matters sartorial.

Those he attacked could only hail it as an all-time highlight of German TV.

We not only hailed it when it came out, we kept talking about it all year long.

Jim Bob brought his prejudices with him, believing you can only hail a taxi if you're waving money in your hand.

Still, I don't know how you prove this one way or the other, unless you're willing to take the leap that anyone who would reach down and smack a giant racing president in the head could only hail from Philadelphia.

Oliver Proudlock: Of all the MIC cast mates, Oliver Proudlock, or just "Pruders" to his friends, he tries desperately hard to shirk the public schoolboy image by wearing an earring – but is fatally undermined by cheekbones that can only hail from refined genes.

The slew of propaganda on Russian, state-owned news outlets has not only hailed Crimea's annexation, stoked separatism, and vilified Kiev's new government.

"Time Out of Mind," his first collection of new songs in seven years, was not only hailed by critics, but the album, which entered the pop charts at No. 10 in October, has also already been declared gold (sales of 500,000).

Only hail a taxi when absolutely necessary.