Sentence examples for greet all from inspiring English sources

Gonzalez observed that Shelden would greet all the deputies and jailers.

And they take seriously the notion that they should greet all those who would venture through the door and onto their black plywood floors.

His family built a stadium big enough to hold 20,000 people for the celebration, which lasted an astounding seven days–hopefully long enough for the couple to greet all the guests.

At a fancy political dinner, he'll schmooze with the big shots, but he's unlikely to leave before he can greet all the banquet servers or hotel cleaning staff.

When you enter into the class, greet all the members with your usual style, but with a touch of smile.

He sat at a low table and sprang up to greet all comers.

Poo is always good for a chuckle (or, in the case of my daughter, a terrifying roar of maniacal laughter), and I liked the idea of Henry VIII's youthful fondness for meat pies giving rise to a special song, handed down from royal nanny to royal nanny, to greet all-too-frequent princely egestions.

And he went out and greeted all the people who were massing in the street.

She could have been just another tourist to Tallinn, except for her icy image on the huge "J'Adore" Dior poster that greets all the tourists coming through.

Infuriated right-wingers, including Justice Antonin Scalia in a vociferous dissent, greeted all this as an assault on states' rights.The campaign-finance decision, in contrast, was an unvarnished defeat for the left.

Finally, he does not want the rise in long term borrowing costs that's greeted all this taper talk to get out of hand.