Sentence examples for graciously greeting from inspiring English sources

He lived at No.12, and has appeared near the foot of the stairs, graciously greeting guests, most recently in 1957.

But instead of graciously greeting guests at the door, Mrs. Montesanto said she was advising incoming guests via a local TV station interview to reroute cars to another location 10 miles away.

He also drolly pointed out the debate's first lie, showing a clip of Clinton greeting Trump graciously on stage with a "Donald, it's good to be with you".

He knows what it looks like: the hot actor of the moment lounging in a fashionable restaurant, smoking cigarette after cigarette, graciously accepting the attentions of the maitre d', blithely greeting his celebrity friends.

If the person you're greeting formally goes in for a hug or an air kiss, accept it graciously.

opening greeting.

Polished greeting.

Find the right greeting.

Its role as a major medieval trading centre in north-western Belgium, with its centre less than 10 miles from the sea, means that its merchants' houses and public squares are now all graciously old and greetings-card pretty.

Mrs. Prentiss graciously consents.

Palin laughs, graciously.