How to pronounce“hailed”in English

hailed as "an unabashed love letter to the world that defies the cynicism of our age"-- beautiful quote.

hailed as an icon and a legend.

hailed as the maestro.

They hailed Ginny and luckily she's still alive.

Widely hailed as one of the best science writers of our time, Sapolsky is the author of several bestselling books, including "Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers,"

commonly hailed as a landmark achievement for neural Nets and it is but there's also this huge component of search Monte Carlo tree search to

All right-- who is hailed as Afghanistan's tabla virtuoso.

And he was hailed as an incredible hero, and it was a decision that was like that.

And they were hailed as heroes.

And he is quickly hailed as the genius.

"Rolling Stone" has hailed him as America's most popular suspense novelist.

She's been hailed by Abraham Verghese as a gifted storyteller, and by "People" magazine as a skilled cartographer of the heart, and I

and were sometimes hailed as engineering marvels.

It was even once hailed as the marriage of the old and new media.

biofuels once hailed as the great solution to climate change are also fraught with difficulties some forms require as much energy to produce

who has been hailed a hero by some of Israeli society who killed Eyad al-Hallaq, a Palestinian man who is autistic,

Virgin America website has been hailed as a really good design.

Instead I got dressed to cycle and hailed a cab.

A book which has been hailed as one of the most important books of

it's incredible uh he's hailed as the greatest of all time in the sport arm wrestling um yeah and he doesn't he's beating some monsters oh yeah yeah and

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Dr. Judith Wright is hailed as a peerless educator, world class coach, lifestyles expert, inspirational speaker,

guiding genius of crossover board sports and has been hailed as the world's greatest big wave surfer he's been featured in films like riding Giants and

um for afghanistan where my roommates my friends hailed from um afghanistan had fallen into

And people were-- militants would be in the Black community were being hailed as heroes, and it was just a very different time.

But they were on the cover of "Time" magazine when they got back and hailed as heroes for this.

micro Finance for the last decade and a half or so has really been hailed as the

think at the time I was rooting for Hubert Humphrey he after all hailed from Minnesota from where I also came and my parents were traditional Democrats and

And at the time, this was sort of hailed as a real breakthrough against sort of kleptocracy and these transnational notes.

- How many times in the past has new technology come out that people have hailed as blasphemy, or it's not gonna work

He really hailed it last month

The school's all-female orchestra, Zohra toured the world and was hailed as a symbol of a modern and more progressive Afghanistan.

The Global Goals World Cup is hailed internationally and is the world's leading Social Development Goals

And by the way, you may have read about CBS' new chief because she has been hailed-- Susan Zirinsky is her name-- she has been

Jessica's first book, "Feminist Fight Club-- A Survival Manual for a Sexist Workplace," has been hailed as the millennial "Lean In" by "The New York Times" and a must read by "The Guardian."

Unseen for nearly 3,000 years, the Knossos palace was hailed as one of the most spectacular archaeological finds of all time.

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So one example is, you may remember what was once hailed as the big success of big data was Google Flu Trends.

As the musical satirist Tom Lehrer once put it, "Always predict the worst and you'll be hailed as a prophet."

So in that episode, at one point, when you got into the cab and he had hailed the cab, you said, ha, ha!

And then, the two, zero, five, three on the taxi that they hailed in that same dream.