Sentence examples for get hello from inspiring English sources

Visitors can get Hello Kitty nail art or Hello Kitty face-paint makeovers, and pick up a £75 Swarovski-studded, perfume-filled Hello Kitty ring.

At check-in, passengers get Hello Kitty boarding passes and bag stickers.

He reverses the letters in Akram Ojjeh and gets "hello mark," which is close enough to "hello sucker" to make Kluckhorn suspicious.

"Will I have lots of free time to surf?" "How much do I have to attend lectures?" "How cheap is the beer?" "I'll do anything … What have you got?" "Hello, I'm calling on behalf of my son/daughter/great nephew …" "What can I get into with the qualifications I have?" "My dog died on the day I had to sit my exam, but I promise I'll work really hard if you let me in".

They're getting, 'Hello, this is the nightly news.' We give them, 'HELLO, THIS IS THE NIGHTLY NEWS!!!!!!'".

e.g Got Hello Kitty plushies?

Try getting Hello Kitty stuff, but also make your own jewelery - you can sell it if it's good enough.

Not knowing which direction is which, Ms Boroditsky notes, a Westerner could not get past "hello".

But get past "hello" in any conversation and their feelings come spilling out.

The question/answer format for the story was inspired by (if that's the right verb) those interviews you get in Hello! magazine, where every question is a loaded one.

Community members talked about everything from cyborg anthropology and hacking chocolate to how to get past "hello" at work.