Sentence examples for up hailing from inspiring English sources

I ended up hailing a cab to the Pump Room, but if I hadn't, I could have texted for one.

West Midlands police's chief constable, Chris Sims, defended the deal, saying budget cuts meant the way officers operated needed to be torn up, hailing the prospective changes as "the most radical transformation of policing that there has ever been".

Of course he may end up hailed as a family hero anyhow.

BARCELONA — At last year's Mobile World Congress, everyone from hardware makers to chip designers to start-ups hailed mobile payments as the future.

Both Henry Waxman, a veteran liberal from California, and Eric Cantor, a Virginia congressman who until recently was a conservative pin-up, hail from districts that are miniature versions of the mid-term electorate.

While Rap-Up hailed "Triumphant (Get 'Em)" as an "uplifting anthem", Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine called the song the "worst lead single (possibly the worst single, period) of her two-decade-plus career".

The Michigan band just cranked up Hail … good to have football back!

As Clinton and George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, entered the South Lawn, the band struck up "Hail to the Chief".

There were no balloons dropped from the ceiling, no brass band striking up Hail to the Chief.

"If you don't have a partition, please do not pick up hails, because you put yourself in great danger," Mr. Safir said.

Com Lag rounds up Hail to the Thief-era B-sides and remixes for a useful snapshot of this band at a crossroads.