Sentence examples for a friendly greeter from inspiring English sources
Once I was buzzed into the Sinn Fein building, a friendly greeter led me into a small waiting room.
Showing a guest around the ranch, pointing out horses and their quirks — this one's pals with the donkeys, this one thinks he's getting fed soon — it was hard to believe he was ever anything but a friendly greeter and natural leader.
In all, having entered the book fair with such trepidation, I feel my first day here was successful, and Mr. Mroue had sold quite a few books, and Mohammed, the friendly greeter I met on the way in, even made sure to say goodbye.
For example, sprucing up the hotel lobby makes guests anticipate nicer rooms; a friendly store greeter means that a shopper will expect a smoother check-out process; and a free glass of champagne offered to diners before their meal may mean that they judge their entrées with more exacting standards.
Sure, Wal-Mart has friendly greeters and great prices, but I prefer a greeting from a familiar face, someone who knows and remembers my name, inquires about my family and asks about my health.
Friendly greeters at the dock shepherd guests and bags up to the viewing deck and common space.
Walk into almost any bank and you will be met by "The Greeter" -- a friendly person who welcomes you to Wachovia or whatever your bank is now called.
