Sentence examples for greet of from inspiring English sources

Barbecue guru Steven Raichlen came up with this way to cook brats at a "meet and greet" of barbecue enthusiasts in Wisconsin.

Part 1 of the Menace Epicly Later'd series is a meet and greet of sorts with all of your urban skateboard heros of the early 90s.

Part 1 of the Menace Epicly Later'd series is a meet and greet of sorts with all of your urban skateboard heroes from the early 90s.

Mel Brooks Young Frankensteinn (1974) is a riotous parody of this film horror genre, while Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) is a meet and greet of all the major Universal Studio monsters in character but the emphasis is on laughs, especially when the viewer considers that the "plot" revolves around putting Costello's brain in the Frankenstein monster.

Far from a performer or a designer comfortable with public display, how will Dior's new star handle the meet-and-greet of American trunk shows and the bows taken after major presentations made throughout Asia, especially China?

In briefings with reporters, aides described a packed schedule that began with a meet-and-greet of United Nations employees Monday night and will end with the president's return late Wednesday night.

Brown is unimpressed, and proceeds to outline his touring strategy – a street-level meet-n-greet of local DJs and record store owners to catch the "late-night cats" – all delivered to camera, while Ackroyd sits there yakking on, one of many such shimmies over and under the fourth wall.

You always greet talk of truces and ceasefires with a degree of scepticism.

We greet news of the latest atrocities there with a collective shrug of international shoulders.

Not for nothing did his wife greet news of his Nobel prize as "a catastrophe".

There is a tendency among Brexiters to greet signs of EU dysfunction with glee.