Sentence examples similar to distinctive greeting from inspiring English sources
Their speech requires a distinctive fractionlike typography: a simple greeting is rendered as: suhaill jarr Because the Ariekei are traditionally able to say only true things, to speak only of events that actually happened, they stage "similes," scripted scenes that expand their range of reference by fashioning new experiences they can talk about.
Western Union improved on the idea by creating distinctive telegrams for sending money for special occasions, while greeting card companies started selling decorative money holders for birthdays and holidays.
But the most distinctive thing about him is his warmth: his customary way of greeting a stranger is to wrap him in a hug.
Soon after, the Trumps arrived at the White House, greeting the Obamas and presenting them with a gift — a box wrapped in the distinctive light blue of high-end jeweler Tiffany & Co.
If you listen to NPR, the one correspondent who always says "Greetings" at the top of her live segments is Ofeibea Quist-Arcton (not to mention her distinctive pronunciation of Dakar in her sign-off).
Her distinctive illustrations, familiar to those who own Nash's CDs and merchandise, are set to morph into a range of greetings cards.
The artist Jeff Koons has developed a distinctive style, and made a lot of money, by appropriating pop-culture imagery and mass-produced objects, from inflatable toys to vacuum cleaners and kitschy greeting cards.
From the greeting "Vanakkam!
