Term Gallery logo

Meanings of hailed for in English

We have no meanings for "hailed for" in our records yet.
Usage of hailed for in English
1
Now they're being hailed for what they are: a new folk canon.
The Guardian
2
The 61-year-old is a well-renowned businessman, hailed for his expertise in investments.
The South African
3
Once a byword for flakiness, Spurs are now hailed for their ferocity.
The Guardian
4
Mercury continues to be hailed for his unique four-octave vocal range.
News.com.au
5
But this isn't the first time Isro has been hailed for its thrift.
Radio NZ
6
The women who featured in the documentary have been hailed for their bravery.
The South African
7
Police officers have been hailed for their bravery following a car crash in Milwaukee.
BBC
8
The internet, once hailed for augmenting pornographers' profits, is now blamed for reducing them.
Wired
9
Canada is hailed for its tolerance but is it ready to confront its racism?
The Guardian
10
The movie was hailed for bringing African pride and beauty to a big-screen adventure.
Radio NZ
11
The shoes have long been hailed for their minimalism-andderided for their lousy support.
Wired
12
The Cosby Show is hailed for its positive imagery of a successful Black family.
Ebony
13
They were also hailed for using social media to engage young people in social activism.
The Guardian
14
Operation Freeflow has been hailed for luring more Christmas shoppers into the Dublin city centre.
The Irish Times
15
Baker, after a lapse, hailed for the last time.
The Life, Crime, and Capture of John Wilkes Booth
16
When the expedition eventually emerged from the jungle, the explorers were hailed for their bravery.
The lost city of z: a tale of deadly obsession in the amazon
This collocation consists of:
Hailed for through the time
Hailed for across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common