Men in black coats and hats filled an ultra-Orthodox neighborhood, blocking main roads and hailing those going to prison as if they were holy martyrs.
George Miller, the director of "Fury Road," was hailed for sending a hundred and fifty vehicles clattering through the Namibian desert just like the old days!
AND SO, ON A CLEAR DAY, my sister, Tara, and I drove south out of Anchorage on the Seward Highway toward Turnagain Pass, a stretch of road rightly hailed as one of the most scenic drives in the country.
To get the government-allotted food money each month, Mr. Orudjev walks two miles to a paved road and hails a taxi to take him into Aghjabedi, another five miles away.
Although some economists warned that the huge debt purchases could lead to rampant inflation down the road, others hailed the Fed's move as an aggressive and significant step to address the deepening downturn.
She picked up her things and they walked toward the road, and he hailed a taxi and they went home and she got in the shower and he gave her a few minutes, then he climbed in beside her and they stood together in the cool water and they held each other skin to skin, and he was the happiest he had ever been, again, and he had no worries, none, and he worried about that.
He also knew that Stalin had influenced the contents of the party programme, The British Road To Socialism (1951), hailed as a purely home-grown product.
"He wasn't intending to ride all the way home from North Kensington to North London with Marina on the back, rather he was attempting to transport his wife to a main road, from where they hailed a black cab for her".
Dunlop hails from road racing's most famous family dynasty but one which has endured tragedy with his own father Robert dying at the 2008 North West 200 meeting, some eight years after the death of his legendary uncle Joey at a race in Estonia.
Match seemed to indicate that blizzards, windstorms, icy roads, and punishing hail were for other people; he moved in a cloud of different, special weather.
