Sentence examples for which hailed from inspiring English sources

The Jets even released a Zagat-style guide, which hailed their "Home Food Advantage".

Ms. Baldrige's face soon appeared on the cover of Time magazine, which hailed her as the nation's social arbiter.

Today's headlines might have been pasted from one five years ago which hailed Mahmut Aygun as the doner's inventor.

Although blamed for the loss voters rejected his ill-conceived campaign, which hailed India's economy while ignoring its immense poverty Mahajan remained a leader of the BJP.

The staff, which hailed from Central Europe, the Philippines, Italy, Britain and other countries, usually struck a note that was friendly, not chummy; helpful, not obsequious.

It's a version of Francis Fukuyama's "end of history" thesis, which hailed western liberal democracy as the final form of human government: "Come on, ladies.

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

Next, he created "Care Giver," which hails back to the era of midwives and celebrates nursing.

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

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

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