Sentence examples for greet look from inspiring English sources

"We call it the 'meet and greet' look, where the top meets the bottom".

We can now hide behind our phones so that we are not obliged to greet people, look at waiters or treat anybody like a human being.

Eight out of the 24 people from Salford who did secure employment were on six-month "ambassador" contracts for 16 to 19-year-olds, paying between £3.64 and £4.92 an hour to meet, greet and look after guests.

The pupils of Pool C of E Primary School turned out to greet the Look North team as they headed away from Leeds and into the countryside.

At Hoover High School Monday morning, more than a dozen students unloaded from a Beeline bus and walked into the quad to greet friends, look up their classrooms and find their lockers.

He came out to greet us looking so pleased to have visitors that I smiled with a lump in my throat.

As the play begins, he steps forward to greet us, looking tweedy and slightly mad-professorial, and delivers a fresher-than-usual introductory speech in which he thanks us for turning off the usual devices (yawn).

On his first day in Manhattan, Mr. Kennedy stepped from his building to the pavement and was greeted with "Look, ooh, it's Brian Kennedy!" Instantly he was embraced by a tourist mom, dad and three offspring from Cork in Ireland.

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Michele greeted us looking exactly the same as she looked six years ago, the last time we were in Paris and went to the house.

"It's just the fact that he greets people, looks them in the eye.