Sentence examples for that hails from from inspiring English sources

A tiny new tropical frog that hails from Brazil's Atlantic Forest, which has been decimated by deforestation in the last century.

Also in the works is an Android app for Rummble, a location-aware social search and discovery engine for places that hails from the UK but delivers worldwide.

It's a recipe that hails from Devon and is officially one of the easiest puddings ever!

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.

By the window are a papier maché bowl, also South African, and a crazed dancing figure-cum-cat that hails from Zimbabwe.

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

"We called it Rocky," Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said, after the famed television cartoon squirrel that hailed from Frostbite Falls, Minn.

In the 16th century it embraced a stark, Calvinist Protestantism that hailed from Geneva, and differed profoundly from the middle way of the Church of England.

He was born in Alderley Edge, into a family that hailed from County Cork, and he went to a local grammar school.

Business is globalising: the proportion of the world's largest 500 firms that hail from emerging markets has doubled in five years, from 8.2% in 2005 to 17.4% in 2010.