Sentence examples for well hail from inspiring English sources
By Barbara Howes The New Yorker, October 30 , 1965P. 60 Well, hail, Poseidon!
This feeling of being alone, Earlist of all rectangles, I see from my bed At peace on your porch - Serenity of mind poises Breezeways in the tropics winnow the air, Well, hail, Poseidon!
Former President Bill Clinton makes an appearance as well, hailing Mr. Obama's decision to kill Osama bin Laden as one he hoped he would have had the courage to make as president.
The album I know pretty well is "Hail Destroyer" (Distort), from 2008.
But there has been research into other types of weather modification as well: preventing hail, dissipating fog and disrupting hurricanes and tornadoes, for example.
We had hundreds of replies, and the huge response showed that people are riding not just in the city but to and from other suburbs as well, rain, hail or shine.
Well, "all hail Android" unless you're Oracle!
Some heavy showers, as well as hail and gusty wind, would continue overnight, particularly in the southern counties of England and north-west Scotland, he said.
With respect to the measurement of the cost of equity capital, we adhere to suggestions made by Gebhardt et al. (2001), as well as Hail (2002), to compute the ex-ante cost rate via the 'residual income model', in which firm value is represented as a function of forecasted accounting data subject only to the 'clean surplus relation'.
Well, I hail from the Stone-Campbell tradition, an anti-creedal protestant movement that is committed to discovering what the Bible says, even if what the Bible says contradicts what orthodox Christianity has historically said.
