Sentence examples for Hello then from inspiring English sources

He was soon introduced; she said a quick hello, then went back to reading.

Genesis whispered a shy hello, then scampered off to do homework.

Each customer is a regular who enters Keenan Wynn's greasy spoon with a big hello, then proceeds to antagonize the help, grouse about work, or spout deep-fried Freud.

On a recent night, he paused at a table for a quick hello, then excused himself: he had to attend to the pair of Russian aristocrats sitting in the corner booth.

It took about 10 seconds for the bartender to say a hearty hello, then another 15 for the Bud drinker, a sunburned fellow in a tropical shirt, shorts and Tevas, to introduce himself.

Once outside, however, Joe Bramante, a freelance Democrat from Derry, N.H., bearded delegates with a big, bluff hello, then asked, "So, how's the economy?" Before Republicans could answer, Mr. Bramante spun a hand-printed sign on its stanchion: "I am Bill Clinton's Number One Fan!" And he told each of them about the booming economy as they sought escape.

The dogs sniffed their hellos, then settled on blankets on the floor, and Suzin Webb, who teaches about 15 such courses a year, began her instruction.

As he basked on deck Algorar said "hello hello hello" and then "sorry" as the second man simply fell into his mouth.

It seemed more awkward not to introduce ourselves, so we said a quick "hello" and then argued amongst ourselves about whether it had been appropriate to do so.

She said one word — hello — and then backed away from the microphone, without so much as a glad-to-be-here.

So I had some ginger tea, said hello and then left very awkwardly.