Sentence examples for really hail from inspiring English sources

Nobody could really hail the sales success of Bastille as a sign of a changing of the guard in pop.

But to prove that the microbes really hail from Africa and not from somewhere closer to home, the researchers need to sample dust along the route and trace the bugs to their origin, he says.

It was Gucci's show in Milan on Monday that really hailed flares as the new shape.

(Is a chisel really natural?) "Hail the Horse".

Not being the biggest Radiohead fan (I've only listened to, but really liked, "Hail to the Thief"), I have no way of comparing the release to their previous work.

And the podcast was really a Hail Mary pass.

Much of the impetus for the millions of dollars spent on cultural infrastructure came from the Kennedy administration—although Jacqueline Kennedy once quipped that the only music that the president really liked was "Hail to the Chief .Mr Ross says that his aim is to provide a history of the 20th century through its music, not just a history of the music itself.

"The thing that was really different was hail and wind.

"The modern cabdriver is really looking for the hail.

And today's average school lunch is more nutritious than in 2004, containing a third less salt, sugar, total fat and saturated fat, and 50% more vitamin A. Oliver hailed the "really important research" as proof of the dramatic changes since his series.

"We see the Uber app as moving from just being about car sharing and car hailing to really helping the consumer get from A to B int he most affordable, most dependable, most convenient way," Khosrowshahi said.