Sentence examples for through the hail from inspiring English sources

Through the hail of insects, a man came running.

You have to play games or tell jokes, you have to get each other through the hail or the flat tire or the flu.

You've worked with the Coen Brothers all the way back to Blood Simple and through the current Hail, Caesar.

Fans who obtained a copy of Nichols's "Phantom Edit" through the Internet hailed the arrival of a vastly improved (if not yet good) movie.

Passing through the Galapagos, hailing from different nations and speaking different languages – their only bonds might have been a love of the sea and the admirable act of delivering the letters for their seafaring brethren.

Transport for London (TfL) sent shockwaves through the ride-hailing giant last September when it rejected Uber's application to renew its license on the grounds the company is "not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence" — a long history of rule-defying behavior finally catching up with the company.

The governor, through a spokesman, hailed the passage of the budget.

Through hail, the vicious fish ascends.

Through the Post he hailed the purchase of Louisiana in 1803, even though New England Federalists had opposed it.

Bags in hand, I stumbled through the frantic crowd, hailed a battered taxi, and headed for the Gandamack Lodge, a renovated 1930s villa owned by Peter Jouvenal, an old Afghan hand and former BBC cameraman.

He passed through the fleeing troops, shouting "Hail to His Majesty", "Hail to Brazil" and finally, "Sigam-me os que forem brasileiros!" ("Those who are true Brazilians, follow me!") His display of courage stopped the retreat immediately; the units regrouped, and a vigorous attack led personally by Caxias overwhelmed the Paraguayan positions.