Sentence examples similar to Hello colleagues from inspiring English sources

Sure, say hello to colleagues – friendly relationships are key to workplace happiness – but keep it short.

Chatting in the Ramallah conference room, two Palestinian programmers wave hello to Israeli colleagues conferring over a laptop in the Modiin office.

For example, in English, we use the more formal "good morning", "good afternoon" or "good evening" to greet clients in the workplace, but the informal "hello" to greet colleagues, friends, and family.

She grunts hello and a colleague casually hands her an AK-47.

"Say hello to my colleagues hiding under their desks on your way out," she said.

I'm happy to lend a helping hand to a new colleague (hello, extra competition), but before arranging a date and time, I advised the rookie lawyer to never deceive potential clients by professing to possess an excess of expertise.

People have to look at that and not think, "This is a dumb actor saying a line in a script"; they have to be drawn into the illusion that you're actually walking across the office saying hello to a colleague.

"I will be spending my first day walking around the building saying hello to old friends and colleagues and introducing myself to those who I have not met.

He was amazed, he said, when his former colleagues lined up to say hello.

Still, Palin was surprised when his old colleague announced his fourth marriage on the cover of Hello! at the weekend.

(A colleague once remarked that Goodman is the only person he knows who backs away while saying "hello").