Sentence examples for which hail from from inspiring English sources

The tankers, which hail from far-flung countries, are piled high with metal storage containers the size of tractor-trailers.

My introduction to Prime involved watching old episodes of "The X-Files," which hail from the couch potato's heyday.

Old garden plants, like lilacs, which hail from Asia and southern Europe, and European bearded irises, which go dormant in summer, evolved in hot, dry climates.

Discount supermarkets Aldi and Lidl, which hail from Germany, were voted to the top of the rankings after a year of creative advertising, ambitious expansion and a progressive wage policy.

The absurd rules and restrictions that govern the best-foreign-language film selections seem not to influence the selection of shorts, which hail from all over the globe, sometimes more than one to a country.

In a comedic act of defiance, Thais took to the Facebook page of the NPOMC to request new singles be played over the airwaves, complaining that the nationalist bandstand songs – which hail from the first and second world wars and the cold war, and sport titles such as The Motherland's Cancer – had begun to grate a little.

The chip, which hails from the space race, allows customisation and differentiation of services.

This group, which hails from the borough, offers it, along with folk music and comedy, for ages 5 and older.

Just 10 years ago, the team, which hails from Kiryat Shmona, a small city less than mile from the Israel-Lebanon border, did not even exist.

The strongest impression I had watching the band, which hails from Estonia, was that they were up to something different and we should thank them for it.

Budgens in London's Islington is the first major shop to stock the fruit, which hails from the US and is known as citrus caviar.