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hail - use in sentences
Object
- cab: Jessie can't hail a cab on the streets then sees a police car cruise by.
- taxi: You can also hail a water taxi, usually a small fishing boat to take you to Calis.
- success: However, it was still hailed a success by police.
- hero: If you cheat or defeat the system then all well and good, you are hailed a hero.
- achievement: The government has hailed this achievement as a '20 year high ' in teaching numbers.
Subject
- critic: Released in February 1977 Marquee Moon was hailed by critics as one of the most striking and original recording debuts in years.
Preposition: as
- savior: They were hailed as potential saviors for they were expected to lead Lincoln to Division Two safety.
- masterpiece: Houellebecq's novel about a French civil servant's voyage of self discovery as a tourist in Thailand has been hailed as a masterpiece.
- breakthrough: Investing in communities, as it's known, was hailed as a breakthrough.
- hero: He raises the alarm and is hailed as a hero.
- triumph: The 250-metre high structure was designed by Sir Norman Foster and is already being hailed as an engineering triumph.
- genius: Phillips deserves to be rescued from obscurity and hailed as the genius he is.
Noun phrase with adjective complement
- soccer: Soccer: Parky hails young guns Soccer: Liam's happy with points Soccer: Port Vale 0-1 Colchester.. .
Modifies a noun
- storm: A harvest can be devastated by a freak hail storm in August.
- shower: The poem finishes with the girls, " dispersing like a quick hail shower / into the streets of Aberdare " .
- stone: There were 2 days with hail; ice pellets fell on the 19th and hail stones of more than 11mm on the 20th.
Preposition: of
- gunfire: Then a hail of gunfire splattered the wall behind him.
- bullet: Radley, waiting for orders, delayed his own withdrawal till the last possible moment, and drove away through a hail of bullets.
- arrow: Alison chooses a different shot, where the birds dart from left to right like a hail of arrows.
Preposition: by
- critic: Released in February 1977 Marquee Moon was hailed by critics as one of the most striking and original recording debuts in years.
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