Sentence examples for those hailed from inspiring English sources

At Block 11, Francis met a group of former inmates of the camp and some of those hailed as "righteous among nations" for risking their lives to save Jews during the Nazi occupation of Poland.

But that doesn't overshadow the lesson that great investors, even those hailed as geniuses, aren't infallible, and that sometimes the more latitude an investment star receives, the worse the results.

According to a report of the Economic Policy Institute, moreover, two thirds of teachers who rank in the top twenty percent one year disappear from the category the next year - and one third of those hailed as "highly effective" plummet to the bottom forty percent twelve months later.

After 9/11, I was among those hailing the Turkish model as the antidote to "Bin Ladenism".

In their different ways Cameron, Osborne and Darling basked in the praise of all those hailing noble prudence.

The debate is entirely between Democrats, entirely along regional lines and "moderate" Democrats (i.e. those hailing from carbon-intensive districts) have been accorded enormous power.

As he pinwheeled across Centre Court at the end of a thrilling five-set victory over Roger Federer, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, in common with those hailing his achievement, looked like he could scarcely believe it.

No matter that the overwhelming majority of them were from a much larger army, Giuliani's New York, and that those hailing from Puerto Rico itself, Trinidad and dad included, are American citizens, too.

More than 250 deals have been posted from 30 countries, with around 30% of those hailing from outside of the U.S. so far.

Uber might circumvent this rule and not have to register itself as a taxi company here by claiming its cabs can't be flagged on the road, and are private to those hailing them via their smartphones.

Those hailing from more traditionally Democratic states fully embrace the need to confront the issue.