Sentence examples for though hailing from inspiring English sources

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After all, the new American Commander-in-Chief, though hailing from the same party as Bush, has declared NATO to be "obsolete" and professed an admiration for Vladimir Putin — who could, if he so pleased, and if he calculated that America might not be roused to revenge, dispatch his tanks across the Lithuanian border.

He extends his right arm before him, as though hailing someone.

Though hailing from the left wing of the party, he has remained on the back benches under Mr Corbyn's leadership.

Each, though, hails from the establishment wing of their party.

Opponents of the ban, though, hailed the judge's ruling.

Though hailed as important legislation by many consumer groups, the rules have had unintended consequences.

Though hailed as an instant classic in its original LP format, the Goodall "Ring" was eventually dropped from the catalog.

Though hailed as a victory by Hizbullah, Israel's unilateral withdrawal from southern Lebanon that spring put into question the need for continued resistance by Lebanese guerrillas.

Though hailed as a bipartisan achievement, only one Democratic lawmaker — Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island — was among those who joined Trump at the Oval Office event on Friday.

Though hailed as America's March King, what John Philip Sousa really wanted was to find a first-rate librettist and become America's Gilbert and Sullivan.