Examples of 'have hailed' in a sentence
Meaning of "have hailed"
have hailed: means to have been praised or acclaimed for something. It is commonly used to describe receiving recognition or admiration from others
How to use "have hailed" in a sentence
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have hailed
I have hailed the shuttle on all frequencies.
Various organisations have hailed the appointment.
Many have hailed that as the future of computing.
I suppose she could have hailed a taxi.
I would have hailed it a master stroke.
The left wing would have hailed him.
Both parties have hailed their close cooperation.
Other scientists working in synthetic biology have hailed the development.
We have hailed them but they have not responded.
Many of which have hailed his albums.
They have hailed the greatest warriors as the greatest heroes of all time.
Stewart must have hailed a cab.
Police have hailed her as a hero for recording potentially crucial evidence.
Proofreading means that you have hailed the initial.
Climate activists have hailed the decision as a landmark victory for climate justice.
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Greenpeace and other environmental organizations have hailed her support for their struggles.
Many have hailed the technology as the coming of the third industrial revolution.
In normal times pundits might have hailed the proposal as visionary.
Many have hailed digital media as a game changer in democratizing communication and structures of power.
You could have hailed a taxi.
Several mathematicians who have made contributions to the development of mathematics have hailed from Wales.
I should have hailed it gladly.
Some of the world 's best sabre fencing athletes have hailed from Hungary.
The Afghan people have hailed the decision to expand its mandate.
If you had known what you had done, I would have hailed it a master stroke.
He is said to have hailed from Orissa and hence acquired his name.
Rak'nor would have hailed.
Music press have hailed the song as one of the great contemporary Australian protest songs.
Poets and songwriters have hailed Canada as.
Authorities have hailed German as a hero for recording potentially crucial evidence before she was killed.
Leaders of minority communities have hailed the Government decision.
Scientists have hailed the step as a landmark for cell-based surgery.
Somerled, who founded the Lordship of the Isles, may have hailed from the area.
More EuroMillions winners have hailed from France than any other participating country.
Unlikely . Rak'nor would have hailed.
I would have hailed a taxi but I was broke.
Democrats in the U.S. Congress have hailed the changes.
Some speakers have hailed the Valencia Summit as a success.
Environmental groups have hailed EPA's decision.
I have hailed the shuttle on all frequencies . No response.
Numerous scientific studies have hailed the power of a good visualization.
Historians have hailed Grant 's military genius, and his strategies are featured in military history textbooks.
Pablo Picasso is said to have hailed gemmail as a new art form.
Historians have hailed Grants military genius, and his strategies are featured in history textbooks.
A large number of prominent archaeologists have hailed this find as the " earliest pre-Columbian writing.
Steel producers have hailed Fractum 's impact breakers for their efficiency.
Significant sectors of Israeli society have hailed the current status quo as a tremendous victory.
Neuroscientists have hailed it as the first breakthrough in depression-drug research in 50 years.
The soldier 's supporters have hailed Manning as a whistleblower.
Immigration experts have hailed Escamilla 's immigration bill and Escamilla herself as " ground breaking " and " creative.
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The reforms have been hailed as a major success
I have hailed the shuttle on all frequencies
These may not be hailed in the street
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
