Sentence examples for that hailing from inspiring English sources

The rules make clear that hailing for others is allowed if the passenger initiates the request.

The hope is that, hailing as they do from rival political families, any deal they reach should be acceptable to everybody else.Mr Hollande's cordial and consensual manner may help.

Clinton Yates once wrote of the benefits of the service in the Washington Post, noting, "Even in our 'post-racial society', one of the realities of being a brother is that hailing a cab is a nearly impossible task".

But here's the thing — I've used most of the taxi apps, and have found that hailing a cab through is an unreliable experience.

The History of Jin contends that Hailing told his officials that the three desires of his life were conquest, absolute power, and women.

However, he found no regional difference; "In sum, there is no evidence that hailing from the South is correlated with a greater concern for the impressions one gives to others, and only the faintest evidence that southernness may be correlated with lesser concern".

Dogs that hail from Texas, or from sunny Italy.

He was born in Denmark, to an immigrant family that hailed from a nation bordering Syria.

The insurers argue that hail-damaged fruit can still be used for the juice market.

And like most things that hail from America, the prizes are big.

A complaint was made about advertisements that hailed Asda as "officially Britain's lowest-priced supermarket".