Sentence examples for that hailed from inspiring English sources
He was born in Denmark, to an immigrant family that hailed from a nation bordering Syria.
A complaint was made about advertisements that hailed Asda as "officially Britain's lowest-priced supermarket".
Now the same mob that hailed him is treating Clegg as a weakling, a liar and an incompetent fool.
Every citizen has a right to take part personally, or through his representative, in its foundation," said the declaration that hailed the revolution of 1789.
"We called it Rocky," Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said, after the famed television cartoon squirrel that hailed from Frostbite Falls, Minn.
A microblog post by local officials in Gansu Province that hailed the swift official response to the disaster was hooted down by critics and was subsequently withdrawn.
In fact, they are a distinct species Allium oschaninii that hails from the mountains of southwest Asia.
It is similar to, if not identical with, the wild P. bracteatum that hails from sun-baked Turkish slopes.
It's a recipe that hails from Devon and is officially one of the easiest puddings ever!
That would be fine, but, regrettably, the images are paired with text that hails "Chinese Bravery," "Chinese Space Travel," Chinese Friendship," and "Chinese Wealth".
By understanding craft as a local process, a cross-culturally variable logic, and a product that hails active consumers, this essay ultimately argues that designers and writers alike might come to create more user-centered and emancipatory compositions.
