Sentence examples similar to greet if from inspiring English sources

American commanders expressed surprise at the level of resistance in a country where they expected to be greeted, if not with rose petals, at least with gratitude.

Arcadio Roselli, the company's president since 1995, said that his mystery shoppers were trained on how they should act (chat up the sales personnel) and what they should look for (how they are greeted, if sales representatives are courteous and helpful, if they recommend other merchandise, how crowded the department is).

Think of how an unpopular politician would be greeted if he or she attempted to piggyback on the success of a team.

When Mueller's attorney suggested Swift could have taken a break from the meet-and-greet if she had been so traumatized, Swift reportedly shot back, "And your client could have taken a normal photo with me," adding that she didn't want to ruin her fans' experience. .

Travel around and do meet and greets, if possible.

Among those present will be Aaron Burr, whom he must greet as if both were not playing parts, doing their best to keep secret their coming rendevous in Weehawken.

But the result was bloodcurdling, as Winifred talked with undimmed love of her friend and Führer, whom she would gladly greet again if he walked through the door.

He gave you the phone number of the President; you added the voice that would greet you if you dialled it, and the faces of the Secret Service agents who would show up at your home a few days later.

There is a smile on Americans' lips when you say "I'm Irish" that would not greet you if you said "I'm an Armenian-Serbo-Croat".

For example, if your group is big on school plays, buy a ticket to a performance and greet them if you see them there.

Among Tories her passing was greeted as if we had lost a national saint.