Sentence examples for started to hail from inspiring English sources
Then it started to hail again.
Even when it started to hail and the fussy Corvette people became apoplectic, the Eagle owners stood calmly by, he said, treating the new dimples on their sheet metal as badges of honor on tough old cars.
Some are already starting to hail Aaron as a martyr.
If it starts to hail, don't go outside collecting, even with a hard hat! (Most sane people wouldn't, anyway).
It started to rain and hail.
After a quiet opening, the visitors threatened first with Spain striker Fernando Llorente inches away from poking his side ahead from close range, before play was halted after heavy snow and hail started to fall soon after kick-off.
When the hail stopped, it started to snow, and the two friends, shivering, in shorts, made their way down the mountain, then walked along the road in the hope that someone would pick them up before they were stricken with exposure.
When stuck in the middle, many founders start to think about Hail Mary approaches.
Times are certainly tight at HTC, but their plays in the consumer VR market are starting to look like Hail Marys.
Hail starts to hit and the tornado strengthens and knocks down power lines near the road.
