Sentence examples for being able to greet from inspiring English sources

Caregivers are ambiguous: they like the « good » stress an emergency admission gives them, but they are conscious of the violence of an admission in the I.C.U. and they express their regrets about not being able to greet their patients in a more human way.

There was a hog farmer who wanted to be able to greet his American buyers.

He expects that the system will be able to greet and converse with new visitors.

Plans are for our child sponsors to be able to greet their children directly via Skype.

With the classical record business in such disarray, it is good to be able to greet a recording that should in fact have been made.

They will also be able to greet visitors, talk to people and ensure the site's original religious purpose is kept alive".

She won't be able to greet him at the finish next Sunday because she will be busy, running a conference.

Assistants will be able to greet them and present the shoes, say, that they were looking at online before they left the house.

The away day will include a walkabout where they will be able to greet members of the public as a couple for the first time, before they are treated to a "Hip Hopera" performance from students.

Steve Krueger, the executive director of Voice of the Faithful, a nationwide network of lay Catholics, said he had been able to greet several bishops, including Bishop John McCormack of the Diocese of Manchester and Bishop Thomas J. Gumbleton of Detroit.

As the semester got underway, I was thrilled to be able to greet students during move-in day with my wife, Adele, and to take part in an event at Widener Library welcoming students enrolled in the First-Year Retreat and Experience orientation program.