Each serves its purpose in the coyote business of giving greetings or disseminating alarms.
"Hi, Ma," one inmate said to Mrs. Butler, who gives greetings all around and then asks one man to describe the program.
The only discordant note came from Ms. Mancuso, who at first said cheerfully that Ms. Halligan was "a very gracious lady, and we appreciated the fact that she was willing to come and give greetings".
There are of course, as in all the 21c chain, the familiar red or yellow penguins that mark the hallways and give greetings inside the rooms and suites, not to mention, at least in Cincinnati, the aged mirrors that hang in the elevators and recall earlier faded elegance in the hotel when it was at the peak of its prominence in the 1920s before it fell into degradation as an SRO for the homeless.
But that, Mr. Hoy said, doesn't change the fact that "many pet owners give greeting cards to their pets or send greeting cards from themselves or their pets to the pets of relatives and close friends".
For example, while chatting with friends and giving greeting to friends, a writer may prefer emotion-embedded handwriting over formalized standard texting.
My first thought is, Who gives greeting cards anymore?
My first thought is who gives greeting cards anymore?
Both women gave friendly greetings to a half-dozen neighbors and their children who walked by.
He replied, "President Obama and his wife gave us greetings at Nowruz" — the Persian New Year — "but then he said all options, including military force, were still on the table.
One of the deputies shouted at him in Hebrew, "What are you saying?" "I gave a greeting to our people in the historic homeland!" Odeh replied, in Hebrew.
