Sentence examples for could greet from inspiring English sources

He turned down some overtime work so that he could greet Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi.

He skipped appointments so he could greet Mariah when she came home from school.

Mr. Carter & his visitors could greet assemblages of common citizens invited, at random, off the streets.

If only Ms. Murphy could greet her audience, the sparkling expansiveness of her dancing would be consistently thrilling.

The former Arkansas governor walked into a crowd where he could greet many attendees by name, due to past campaigns.

On Monday, well-wishers said it was a measure of new freedoms in the country that they could greet Mr. Obama holding the Stars and Stripes.

Like the good people of Anna's St Petersburg, we could probably greet any such incidents with equanimity.

At Thanksgiving, Ann went by herself to the airport to meet the flight from L.A. She'd forgotten that you couldn't greet people at the gates anymore, that you had to lurk by the baggage claim.

Second, Mokpo and the love motels, as odd and inappropriate as they might seem to the high fliers of Formula One, were not only workable, but Mokpo — a vacation town — had done all it could to greet Formula One, even staging a street festival with several sound stages and live bands to coincide with the Grand Prix.

"When he met his lover's parents, who came from France to pick up the coffin, he could only greet them formally and say, 'Your son was an excellent officer.' " "We have a big support system for war widows in this country," he added.

Shabiu says he meant only this: that the Americans gave him enough money and food and coffee so that he, a poor man, could properly greet and feed the guests who came to his little house to pay their respects to him and his family for their loss.