Sentence examples for the hailing of from inspiring English sources

The bright spot of the raw, drizzly day was the hailing of a hero.

There should be plenty of optimistic fans and reinvigorated players on display, and plenty of opportunities for headline-grabbing goals and the hailing of new dawns.

I loved "Breaking Bad," but we'd done it all already — the hailing of Vince Gilligan as a genius, the passionate speeches about journeys travelled and the good people of Albuquerque.

A spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, Josh Vlasto, confirmed that negotiations were under way with legislative leaders on a number of issues, including what to do about the state's budget gap, as well as a much-contested proposal to legalize the hailing of livery cabs on most New York City streets.

Looking behind the scenes at the underlying science, Painlevé displays the long-lasting and devastating effects of bat attacks; and in a move of a riotous political satire, displays what he calls the vampire bat's "salute"—a sharp raising of the right wing that looks like the hailing of Hitler.

As much as the promises of Friday will have appealed to the heart and soul of the Rangers support, the hailing of King in sections of the media as the great redeemer and the Castlemilk Messiah is wholly premature.

Amid the hail of bullets, he fell.

Through the hail of insects, a man came running.

The hail of bullets spread uncertainty as well as carnage.

Nobody had cordoned off the square or moved onlookers out of the hail of glass.

Those who had not been struck hugged the earth as the hail of fire continued.