As its name implies, it hails from the North.

Jewelry of the Aleuts is also specific to which region it hails from.

Nor does the food say Santa Fe; it hails from all parts of the country.

But to counter that, it hails his potential to be great, to be one of the "Immortals".

What happens when it hails?

While I applaud his intention, chicory, as he notes, is not a native plant - it hails from Europe.

It hails from the South Pacific and Australia.

It hails the arrival of Andy W. and all that is pop and fluffy.

Correctly, one guesses, it hails them.

Perhaps it hails from a shortening of jerry-shop (c. 1851), a term used to describe a low beer-house.

These seem to be tip-offs that it hails from the Great Used Car Lot in some other dimension.

Here it hails real stones."

It hails from the Duchy of Holstein.

Presumably, like its mistress, it hails from the world of Apokolips, but its origin has yet to be explained.

It hails from Turkey and other areas where wild tulips freely roam and has been grown by connoisseurs for almost two centuries.

For a start, it is not the hardiest of perennials; not surprisingly considering that it hails from Uruguay.

It hails from a world of topsy-turvy values, in which reactionary designs like that for Seaside, Fla., are described as the new and innovative.

Another belief is that it hails from Yemen, where it is served with zhug, a hot green paste.

As the name suggests it hails from the Clare area on the mid-west coast of the Republic of Ireland.

Or when it rains or when it hails ...

It hails the EU as 'defender' of human rights and 'ambassador' of democracy to the world.

It, too, is eruptive, cataclysmic and nonmusical, but instead of ripping the fabric, it hails its completion.

In its press release announcing the stamp, it hails as "among the significant events" of the Nixon era the Postal Reorganization Act of 1970.

It hails from Archanon, having come to warn the Alphans of the danger posed by their freed kinsmen.

Dating from around 1200, it hails from Lower Saxony and should sell for £50,000 to 80,000 ($76,500-122,000).

All who knew the times before hail what we have done.

Also, give him a hail and see if he has enough people.

Once in the town, they came under a hail of fire.

The hail was more for the record than anything else.

A name came to him, as it had done with Hail.

By the time she was within hail, it would be too late.

If he gave a hail, would anyone down there answer?

They are not going to lower a line at the first hail out of the night.

Enough that they were human - and almost with hail!

At that point, give or take a little, the hail began.

There were two or three people out in the lower hail.

But when he turned to answer her hail, she stopped.

Then I turned and began walking back to the hail.

The hail went straight through to the back of the house.

Rice looked both ways down the hail and saw nothing.

Those who could not stand, they carried into the hail.

The house must be within hail of either a little river or the sea.

I got up and went down the hail toward the bedroom.

In a couple of minutes the waiting hail was empty.

Together they ran across the square under a hail of fire.

The hail turned to rain and kept up for half an hour.

The sound of boots in the hail brought them all about once again.

She heard him run across the room, open the door to the hail and rush out.

And no hail from the men he'd left to take out the boyfriend.

There was no answer to my hail, so I went down the hall and walked into the study.

She hailed a public car and went on her way.

He was about to turn away when a voice hailed him.

A man hailed him as he turned into the market.

Even now is he by the people being hailed King.

I have seen the night world from which you hail!

Students hail from more than 28 states and 14 countries.

The move seemed to work, and the group was soon hailed as the best in the city.

They were in the middle of this when a voice hailed them.

The voice that had hailed her from behind the door began.

From all around came the voice that had hailed us.

He also hailed it as the best film of 2011.

On she came, not seeing him until he hailed her.

One might hail him, perhaps, only it would give us away.

He was often hailed as the best mayor in America.

Now I understood why they had tried to hail us.

Next he asked our names, and from what land we hailed.

The team was the first to hail from Jackson since 1995.

But he was still surprised when one of them hailed him.

We were 50 yards up the street when a voice hailed us from behind.

He had hailed my camp from out of the night, and I told him to come in.

In fact, I am sure many will hail me as a hero.

The only way to hail them is with a telephone call.

I thought about hailing them, but for some reason did not.

He has hailed the 30.7 percent figure as a major achievement.

Why, though, should any ship approach and hail him in deep space?