That's how I hailed taxicabs.

What so proudly we hailed

Who hailed you, you old bumboat?

Their increasing spending power, especially on non essential consumer goods and services, is being hailed as the great hope for the global economy.

The vandals, meanwhile, were hailed by church officials as heroes.

Ivorians generally hailed the Pretoria Declaration as being a last chance for ensuring that the constitutionally mandated deadline for elections of 30 October 2005 is attained.

Desert Cat hailed the Sheikh's decision saying Bravo Sheikh Al Azhar ...

Although the victims hailed from many countries, they were mainly Salvadorians.

It was hailed as a scientific miracle in the late 1950s.

This model is being hailed internationally as a possible compromise formula for ending intractable conflicts where atrocities cannot go unpunished but incentives must be found to disarm warring factions.

The reconciliation between the leaders of the two major Palestinian groups, Hamas and Fatah, that has just been negotiated in Saudi Arabia is being hailed as a major political breakthrough.

The software industry has been hailed as a potential engine for Egypt s economic growth.

The loudly hailed nuclear power source (NPS) Principles are a good example of this.

Neuroscientists have hailed it as the first breakthrough in depression drug research in 50 years.

The Conference has been hailed as historic, and the tripartite partnership behind it as unprecedented.

With one voice we in this Hall have hailed the ending of East West tensions.

It has been hailed by policy makers as an important conceptual contribution to development economics.

He was hailed as a great master from the Western regions, and immediately took up a very high position in Chinese Buddhist circles of the time, being given the title of National Teacher.

Information and communications technology (ICT) has long been hailed as a harbinger of a global change.

The President of the Republic of France himself hailed the creation of this Observatory in 1989.

Sure you did. But you were on the way to dump Paine's body when Reynolds hailed you.

It is a shocking observation as recently as in 2009, European politicians and commentators lambasted the US for being at the root of the financial turmoil and hailed the euro for protecting the continent from it.

This month s deal between President Barack Obama and the Republicans in Congress to extend the tax cuts initiated a decade ago by President George W. Bush is being hailed as the start of a new bipartisan consensus.

It is therefore surprising that Medvedev should be hailed by so many in the West as a liberal.

Hailed until recently as the next big success story, the country has lately been assailed by bad news.

When they converged in north China in October 1936, it was hailed as the end of the March.

At that time, we were full of optimism and we hailed the great achievements that had been made.

Members of such groups hailed from different ethnic backgrounds and geographical parts of the Russian Federation and NIS.

Widely known as the partial or limited test ban treaty, it was rightly hailed as a trail blazing event.

President Richard Nixon hailed the 1971 Smithsonian agreement as the most significant monetary agreement in the history of the world.

The Salafi Sunni front says The salafis hailed the arrests as a step forward towards implementing Shari'a laws in Egypt.

The reign of Ismail, from 1863 to 1879, was for a while hailed as a new era into modern Egypt.

They hailed the central discussion on the relevance of the United Nations as the most valuable exchange for all participants.

This new law has been hailed as one of the most progressive pieces of legislation on rape in the world.

The Treaty on Conventional Forces in Europe (CFE) is rightly hailed as a landmark in the history of conventional disarmament.

The election last June of President Melchior Ndadaye, which crowned the democratic process in Burundi, was hailed by the entire world.

Gaddafi's decision to abandon the pursuit of weapons of mass destruction after the Iraq War saw Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein overthrown and put on trial led to Libya being hailed as a success for Western soft power initiatives in the War on Terror.

The irony here is that China is widely hailed as a success story, while Zimbabwe is generally viewed as a failed state.

Its booming horticulture and tourist industries were hailed as models for other African states in their efforts to integrate into world trade.

It is worth recalling that 50 years ago, the largest immigrant populations in northern Europe hailed from Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Spain.

Willard founded the Troy Female Seminary in 1821, which is hailed as the first institute in the US for women's higher education.

The universally hailed end of bipolarization in international relations has brought about a rebirth of hope for a new era of peace.

Support is strong for Dr. Akroot according to Zeinobia at the Egyptian Chronicles, where the team of doctors are being hailed for their determination to save lives during the crisis and strength to come forth and expose what happened at the Al Matrya educational hospital.

In the German media, references to Margaret Thatcher and Otto von Bismarck abound, with Merkel hailed as an Iron Lady, even an Iron Chancellor.

The fact that this year the exams were held simultaneously in the West Bank and Gaza was hailed as a sign of national unity.