| The trio hail from Montreal and a wonderfully quaint almost folkish tinge subtly permeates the album. |
| For the cookpot there's French tarragon, marjoram, oregano, rosemary and thyme which hail from arid parts of the Mediterranean. |
| But the power of Carolo Augosto did not hail from the Pope, but instead from his lordship over the Franks, and, to a lesser extent, the Lombards. |
| But how many millionaire preppies who hail from Massachusetts know the difference between a shotgun and a pea-shooter? |
| Apparently, choosing a place name, when not one member of the group actually hail from it, is something of a cardinal sin. |
| The participants hail from half a dozen states and they are in San Francisco for a week long boatbuilding class. |
