"hail from" or "hail as"?
Hailing from financial industry,. |
Her parents hail from the Volta Region. |
Hailing from the Old Braeton community in St. |
Hailing from the northern Denmark, Daniel has been around the world and back again. |
Maharani (Marcella Zalianty) is a young woman hailing from the big city of Jakarta. |
The current First Lady, Lordina Mahama hails from Nkoranza in the Brong Ahafo region. |
At a recent UPFA rally, she said would always ally herself with leftist parties as she hails from a leftist family. |
Only 9 percent were of Iraqi origin, the rest hailing from Kuwait, Syria, Palestine, Afghanistan and even France. |
So take a moment to remember today the 2,977 innocent victims who died on 9/11, who hailed from over 90 countries. |
An understanding of the syuzhet requires first a definition of the fabula (both terms hail from studies of narrative). |
This is the story of a man whom legends hailed as God. |
Hannah, who was hailed as the first Bollywood star was 69 years. |
Their college program was hailed as the number one in the nation. |
The Queen's itching was eventually relieved, and Nick left satisfied and hailed as a hero. |
This deal still represents very good value in the current market and should be hailed as a positive. |
He would go over their heads, expose the terrorist conspiracy, and -- as in the Millennium case -- be hailed as a hero. |
David Cameron put very little of himself into promoting what he had once hailed as a defining act of reform and devolution. |
Rather than suffering the indignity of arrest and police inquiries Mr Lambert should be hailed as a hero and public benefactor. |
These proposals were hailed as the most progressive breakthrough in the political sphere of resolving the Tamil national question. |
Hailed by critics as a master of satire. |
The move was hailed by the Government as a positive step for Jamaica. |
To cap it all off, ANNA is hailed by people who have got it as a pile of **bleep**. |
The book, which earned significant scrutiny from the media, was hailed by some readers a savior and by others as a fraud. |
Hailed by international and local reviewers, Halo 4 has garnered universal acclaim as one of the top-rated video games of 2012. |
President Obama's faith in multilateralism -- particularly the United Nations (UN) -- was hailed by liberals when he entered the White House. |
For example, on publication the Act was hailed by an Independent editorial for bringing an end to what it described as? the persecution of consensual gay sexual conduct? |
Anandasangaree, once hailed by the government, as a ' moderate ' Tamil voice, now cautions that the frequent military excesses in Jaffna would sow seeds of a future conflict. |
When released, it was hailed for its realistic treatment of both the American and Vietnamese perspectives. |
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen have already been hailed for reducing the risk of heart attack, stroke, rheumatoid arthritis and breast cancer. |
This was a well-used shipping lane and he was hoping to come across a Chinese junk, sailing in spite of the ' ' Ming ban ' ', which he could hail for the latest news from China. |
Issues to be resolved While ECOWAS deserves to be hailed for its achievements, West Africa remains a turbulent region and there are several issues that have yet to be resolved. |
Then, just as he was hailed in Berlin as the spiritual father of expressionism, he had a nervous breakdown, returned home in 1908, and never left Norway again. |
Hail to biz ed as most popular across all America for indebting and reducing oneself. |
Within that year, 1798, the Temple was completed?? All hail to the morning that bidst us rejoice, The Temple? s completed, Exalt each voice, The cap-stone is finished Our labour is o? er. |
Ten years on, as we look back on the initial success that operation achieved, it was not exactly the triumph everyone hailed at the time. |