Sentence examples for going to greet from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the rebels, who call themselves M23, said they were going to "greet their friends".
And although I suspect this is a ruse, on his part, to avoid packing, I am still going to greet him cheerfully.
The good Doctor is most definitely back... and many traditionalists are going to greet this radical new version with utter dismay.
"As for other typical small pets," the letter said, "a gerbil is just not going to greet you at the door when you come home from work".
The mayor of Vienna was going to greet them and a reception was to be held in Vienna's pseudo-Gothic Rathaus.
When asked about encountering Casillas, Mourinho told the pre-match press conference: "If you're going to ask me about Casillas, I'm going to greet him at the beginning and the end.
When Mr. Dudamel went to greet some young musicians in the cello section, they burst into exciting bobbing.
Then the doorbell rang again, and Majeed and his cousin went to greet more mourners.
Mr. Bajaj went to greet him, pose for a photograph and ask why he hadn't seen him at the opening party.
