Sentence examples for greet just from inspiring English sources

There are other stories of thousands of cheering people turning out to greet just a handful of Belgians.

SHUFFLING THROUGH THE SAWdust at a Thomasville Furniture factory, Wilbert G. (Mickey) Holliman stops to greet just about every worker on the line, often leaning in to make small talk or shout his thanks above the din of jigsaws, conveyors and belt sanders.

With what sense of near wonder was the fax machine greeted, just a few years ago, and already overtaken?

The handshake is the new hand kiss Jacques Chirac, when he was president, greeted just about every woman in government with a baisemain — a kiss of the hand.

And then his speech: 30 minutes of characteristically measured oratory, punctuated by huge cheers that greeted just about everything he said.

If you are a man and you walk into a restaurant and the waiter greets just you, does it occur to you to ask the waiter, "Why have you not greeted her?" Men need to speak out in all of these ostensibly small situations.

The imminent crisis in what is still laughably called the British steel industry is being greeted just as other similar developments have been for decades – with consternation and anger, with concern for the implications for social cohesion in general and for workers' families in particular, but with no recognition that this is just the latest episode in what is now a depressingly familiar saga.

"He told me how he was greeted just walking the hallways up in the big suites in the convention hall last night when he got in and he said he could not get out: people wanted selfies with him, they wanted to talk with him.

Mr Mina said: "She was doing a meet-and-greet, just signing autographs and selling merchandise.

Of course, it probably helped that Murs did his fan meet-and-greet just a few feet away from the installation.

Republicans made 50 attempts to repeal it, and have greeted just about every other Obama bill to help the poor and middle class with the same hostility.