Sentence examples for with hailed from inspiring English sources

Paul, whose upset victory in a 2010 primary in Kentucky served notice that the tea party was a force to be reckoned with, hailed Brannon.

The chief problem with hailing the Magdalene as "Mrs. Jesus" is that this hypothesis may be undermining the very goals women's advocates want to advance.

The globe is now dotted with districts hailed as this or that country's answer to Silicon Valley, of course.

Host's debonair entry is hailed with fifty-second ovation, which sounds unforced.

Very seldom has a play by a new dramatist been hailed with such rapturous unanimity.

You will be incessantly hailed with "Where you from?", so you need some basic Spanish.

Sewage effluents were "hailed with delight as being the purest water which the rivers hold".

Her speech was "hailed with warm applause and whistles from the audience," the Guardian reported.

Many such women were Jews of Ashkenazi descent, with ancestors who hailed from Eastern Europe.

The movie There Will be Blood has been hailed with near unanimous critical praise.

Together with Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins and Daniel Dennett, Hitchens was hailed as one of the "Four Horsemen".