Примеры использования I hail на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Can I hail you a cab?
During this time of crisis, it collected more duty than our peacetime forecasts. The Forestry Commission,the Fire Brigade, I hail them in the first place because they bore the brunt of the aggression.
I hail from Spain, sir.
Actually, Amis, I hail from New Jersey.
I hail from Minnesota originally.
I race across the street, I hail a cab, and it's about 10:40.
No. I hailed the Sensoth garage.
Hey, I hail from a colorful people.
Mr. President, like your illustrious predecessors, such as Ms. Haya Rashed Al-Khalifa,whose commitment I hail, you are showing your will to work with Member States in strengthening the principal deliberative organ of the United Nations.
I hail from the Kirklactic Empire.
When I say that I hail the people, I hail the people as a whole.
I hail the results of the Millennium Summit.
A propos of that, I hail the people of Tunisia for their achievements on the road to democratic reconstruction, despite various difficulties, tensions and obstacles.
I hail Thee, Mary, because the Lord is with Thee!
On behalf of the Comoros I hail the tireless commitment and complete availability of the Secretary-General in the fight he leads to advance the ideals of peace, social justice, development and freedom throughout the world.
I hail from the bustling metropolis known as Bodeen, Texas.
I hail him as a brother of the diaspora and a gem of human civilization.
I hail them and I say that there is no better witness than their presence among us.
Finally, I hail civil society organizations and people living with HIV for their unyielding commitment and their action on the ground.
The State that I hail from in India, Kerala, is an outstanding example of the tradition of promoting dialogue and understanding that is to be found in my country.
I hail the courage of our colleague, President Zelaya of Honduras, who is democratically and pacifically resisting with the aim of restoring democracy.
Even though I hail from near the very abiding place of Deity,I cannot presume to speak with perfection of understanding concerning the infinity of many of the divine attributes.
I hail the national, regional and international efforts now under way to face the challenge through a programme of action focused on prevention and treatment of the disease.
That is why I hail the initiative of convening a United Nations summit dedicated, inter alia, to the implementation of the Millennium Goals, and scheduled for 2005 in New York.
I hailed this Convention as a landmark step in the history of disarmament, and expressed my confidence that it will provide the final impetus for a universal ban, encompassing all mine-producing and mine-affected countries.
I hail the entrance of Tuvalu into our Organization, and I congratulate the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Namibia, Mr. Theo-Ben Gurirab, on the skilful and intelligent manner in which the important work of the last session of the General Assembly.
I hail the joint efforts of Sudan and Ethiopia, our neighbour, to put a programme in place to fight this problem in the 80-kilometre-long Khor Yabous area and to eradicate this scourge along that part of the border between our two countries.
I hail the dedication of our Secretary-General, who has persistently devoted his energies to the difficult mission of adapting the Organization to a new international environment, and of strengthening it to enable it to fulfil its new tasks.
I hail from a national heritage which, more than a century and half ago, was born out of enslavement, servitude and racism and which progressed from thence to freedom and independence, and my proud homeland, in its struggle to maintain its sovereignty and independence, lost almost half of its territory to external Powers.