Sentence examples for we're hailing from inspiring English sources

"These days, we're hailing cabs and blazing through entire TV series faster than ever before," wrote Binn in his post How to do Almost Everything Faster.

"We were hailed by everyone from MPs to the press.

"Everybody thought [it was worth] $6bn, and we were hailed everywhere for a very short time.

On the way out, we were hailed by one of Roberto's acquaintances, and we sat down at the table where he was drinking beer with some other men.

As optimism turned to desperation we were hailed by a man who offered to guide us to safe parking for car, boat and trailer, assuring me of their security as he was with the police.

We are hailed by a fiftyish prisoner with a neatly trimmed goatee.

Passing through the open front door, we were hailed on all sides with greetings so warm and cordial, I felt we had possibly been mistaken for long-lost family members.

So should we actually be hailing an 11percentt improvement over the past decade?

As Brad says, if that's right, we should be hailing Ben Bernanke for preventing a catastrophic deflation, not attacking him for doing too much.

Bringing that truly driverless Level 4 experience to public roads and public riders is a huge step, and a sign we could be hailing an autonomous ride sooner than you might think.

Take Hamilton out of the team and we could well be hailing him a two-time world champion.