Harry did the traditional walk-along-a-queue-of-celebrities-shaking-their-hands segment that royals do, warmly greeting Sir Elton John before palming Whitehall off.
Sailors are taught to stand when someone enters the room, to shake hands and make eye contact, to use polite greetings like "sir" and "ma'am," and to listen attentively.
Even a few words like Assalaam-o-Alaikum (greetings), janaab (sir), mohtarma (madam) and shukriya (thank you) go a long way in warming up the discussion.
"Hey," Mr. Axelrod said by way of greeting (no "sir" or "Mr. President").
One writer called him "a flakey, orange, illiterate, racist lizard"; a famous cyclist simply tweeted "Greetings from Pittsburgh, Sir".
He charmed the conductor on his subway with the greeting, "Thank you, sir, for saving my seat".
He leads me through a discreet black-painted door out of the galleries, down a staircase where a worker embarrasses him by doffing his cap and greeting him as "sir", to his lovely, window-lit office looking out on Trafalgar Square.
Greetings and compliments to you, my good sir: I am the widow of the late Nigerian head of state, General Sani Abacha.
But now the sport has Jones, who reflexively uses "ma'am" and "sir" when greeting people and who speaks of his responsibility to his fans and the sport with uncommon reverence.
(Sir George Sitwell's greeting for visitors) D. For the U.S. to default now, when investors are happily lending it money at exceedingly reasonable rates, would be akin to shooting yourself in the head for failing to follow your diet.
" In the greeting write, "Dear Archbishop," "Most Reverend Sir," or "Your Excellency".
