Do you hail from or hale from?

It is also important to know where you are from.

You must be from somewhere. To live somewhere or have been there originally: John and Leeza hail both from South Carolina.

Similar to the previous question, how can you use hail in sentences? Hail Sentence Examples

1. She fell to the sand, as a hailstorm of bullets whistled above.
2. My car also suffered hail damage.
3. Thunder rattled the windowpane, hail pounded on top.
4. Rain, snow, and hail precipitation is approximately 55 in
5. From December through February, hail and thunder storms can be experienced.

How do you spell hail from above?

Hail/ hale To hail is to greet enthusiastically. When it hails the ice from the sky falls on the hale heads. Hail has the "i", which stands for "ice", but it's also a verb that raises your arm and hail takes a cab, hail is the queen, or hail is a great success. Hail is a way to draw attention to something.

What does it mean to hail someone?

To cheer, salute, and greet; welcome. To applaud; praise enthusiastically. The conquerors were hailed by the crowds. They praised the latest advances in medicine. To call out to someone to ask for help, get attention, or stop. To hail a taxi.