Sentence examples similar to Reserved greeting from inspiring English sources

"Welcome to the Oscars!" shouted Lambert from the stage, a greeting normally reserved for the host.

Choose an appropriate greeting.

Traditionally, the Salam greeting was reserved for those of the Muslim faith so if you are not Muslim you may not receive this greeting.

The greeting he reserved for Manchester United was different.

When the Pope came into view, aboard his Popemobile, he was given the kind of greeting normally reserved for rock stars as thousands of children burst into excited screams.

It was the sort of greeting usually reserved for one of their own tech heroes, not a 76-year-old media mogul.

Since Rich became a Muslim less than a year ago, he only shakes the hands of so-called Kuffars (like Robb) with his left hand, which he uses for unclean activities such as wiping his bottom, reserving his right hand for greeting Islamic brothers.

An office will be like a club: a place for eating, meeting, and greeting, with rooms reserved for activities, not people.

If there is an office in the future, it will be more like a clubhouse: a place for meeting, eating, and greeting, with rooms reserved for activities, not for particular people.

She reserved perhaps her greatest scorn for greetings cards.

For people reserve their use for urgent issues or occasional greeting on the Day of Love.