Sentence examples for greet to think from inspiring English sources

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Just think — no more rope lines or meet and greets where he has to think of something to say to folks who can't afford to bet Rick Perry ten thousand dollars and who might consider it cruel to strap their Irish setters to the tops of their cars).

It is now unusual if you are not greeted with a winsome plea to think about the planet.

Chevrolet dealers were taught to think in theater metaphors: onstage, where smiles greet potential buyers, and offstage, where sales representatives can take out-of-sight cigarette breaks.

It is sad to think that Wilson will not be there to greet it.

The writer lies in bed one morning and tries to think of some pleasant nonsense with which to greet his wife who is just waking.

Obama has too much to think about to try knocking again on China's door unless he gets some assurance that anyone will be there to greet him.

You can greet someone you think would make a good friend.

One activist in the Damascus suburb of Douma said that protesters gathered early in the morning to greet what they thought was a delegation of the observers arriving on several buses.

Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific regreetedeeted what was widely thought to be the start of a sustained renminbi appreciation with a strong rally on Monday but gave up those gains on Tuesday.

When I hear the news, I imagine them lined up in the cloisters to greet her, and, though I think that by now I am beyond envy, still my stomach clenches.