Sentence examples for time hail from inspiring English sources

But instead of bicycles and motor cars, the ageing technologies this time hail from semiconductors, computers, telecoms, aerospace and organic chemicals.Fear not, say the optimists.

But at the same time, Hail Columbia! also shows that something new has arrived--the triumphant shots of the shuttle's liftoff are still awe-inspiring, reinforcing the sense that even though space enthusiasts now know the steps of a shuttle launch by heart, during THIS mission, each of them was new and never-before-seen-or-heard.

The press at the time hailed the theater as the finest in the country.

Bizarrely, a large peace rally around that time hailed Sharon as a convert to compromise.

Officials at the time hailed them for their state-of-the-art design and tapered fit; they met National Fire Protection Association standards.

A modest company of his dissident friends, the rest being inside at the time, hailed him at last.

Mrs. Baum and her husband — this time hailing a cab together on a Midtown corner — were struck when two cars collided in the intersection.

As Brown recalls, "I put this very large cat into this very heavy carrier and had a devil of a time hailing cabs on freezing-cold mornings.

Herbert Muschamp, the Times' architecture critic at the time, hailed it as an "icebreaker of a design, a plan for crunching through rigid streetscapes and frozen minds".

Time hailed him as the 'Master Of Memes' and described 4chan as 'the wellspring from which a lot of internet culture, and hence popular culture, bubbles'.

Time hailed it "one of the most wholly original American movies ever made"; it earned eight Oscar nominations including best director, adapted screenplay and film.