Sentence examples for be greetings from inspiring English sources
noun
A conventional phrase used to start a letter or conversation or otherwise to acknowledge a person's arrival or presence.
- It's polite to begin a letter with a greeting, but this practice is less common in email.
The first one will be Greetings from Tim Buckley, which juxtaposes Jeff's life with the life of his father Tim, also a famous musician who died young.
There will also be greetings from Duke President Vincent Price, Durham Mayor Steve Schewel, Duke University Hospital President Dr. Thomas Owens and Duke Black Student Alliance Vice President Ashleigh Smith.
One will be Greetings from Aleppo, which is about me explaining why I come back".
In Sri Lanka Hemphill-Harris is hiring 2,000 dancers and rounding up 100 elephants for a private performance for the 88 guests; in South Africa the company has chartered the Blue Train exclusively for the tour party; there will be greetings from the royal family in Nepal and a banquet with the Maharani of Jaipur.
But she had no idea who it could be, greeting her so warmly.
Before Poirot appears next year, bookshops will be greeting some other well-known literary creations.
Hello, human: Only in Silicon Valley: Robots will be greeting passengers at San Jose Airport.
But the question going into the $1 million race was which horse he would be greeting.
Some will be greeting fans whose stories are told as cameras follow them around the festival.
The simplest way would be greeting your classmates more often in the hallways.
