The phrase "as a hello" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a greeting or a friendly acknowledgment in a conversation or message.
Example: "I wanted to reach out to you as a hello and see how you've been doing lately."
Alternatives: "as a greeting" or "as a salutation".
It became a collectors' item on sites such as eBay, offered as a "Hello Kitty vibrator".
"He is standing in the middle of the garden and the residents are passing him by without so much as a hello.
Kitty is even going head-to-head with another family favourite, Mickey Mouse, as a Hello Kitty theme park is set to open in east China's Zhejiang province in 2014.
(When I got home, my roommate blurted out, without so much as a hello, Fool, what the hell happened to you?) I was beat, truly beat, and, just in case I hadn't got the point, there was nothing cold to drink at the airport.
No wonder Reese Witherspoon — who helped rocket Owens up the charts by selecting "Crawdads" as a Hello Sunshine book club pick and whose producer spidey sense can't resist a twisted murder mystery ("Gone Girl," "Big Little Lies") or woman surviving the elements ("Wild") — has snapped up the rights and will be producing the film.
As a popular approach, it is named as a hello scheme.
a. LAH-L If there are location and velocity in hello, a node (as node A) receives a hello packet from a neighbor (depicted as B) and it calculates TI of B according to Equation(24).
16 George Street, Edinburgh (0131 270 3900; lemondehotel.co.uk) FIRST IMPRESSIONS A black-suited, burly bouncer with an earpiece nodded a hello as I shook my umbrella and entered this converted Georgian townhouse on chi-chi George Street.
"In my field of Big Data and Hadoop, his corpus is used as the dataset for a 'Hello World'– or, a very beginner's understanding of Hadoop.
As he talks on the sidewalk this day, the conversation gets broken up twice — the first time by a young man who strides by and declares, "Morning, sir," the second by a woman who chimes a hello as she passes.
Best of all is the Villa Marie, once Les Bergerettes, a tiny hotel discovered long ago that has been renovated to a fare-thee well, or even better, a hello, as it is now quite beautifully grand, without being pretentious.
