Sentence examples for greet very from inspiring English sources

So it may not realise just how eagerly the BBC news editors greet very issue.

The humbling of two global banks in recent weeks has been greeted very differently on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

The introduction of an additional version of the game into our household is greeted very much like Walter Raleigh's return from the New World.

Nonetheless, said Dimitar Stoyanov, of Ataka in Bulgaria, "When I first went to the European Parliament as an observer, I was greeted very warmly by the other nationalist parties". At 23, he is the Parliament's youngest member.

The proposal hasn't been greeted very warmly by labor activists and economists within Bangladesh.

The Warner Brothers presentation was greeted very enthusiastically from all those in the room.

The nationalization announcement was greeted very emotionally by the audience and, throughout the Arab world, thousands entered the streets shouting slogans of support.

However, the introduction of the euro was greeted very sceptically by people in many countries.

Huge cheers greet a very popular player!

The novel ends, seemingly on a high, with Theodora walking out with the emperor Justinian, her new husband, to greet the very crowds who had once cheered and gawped at her floor-shows.

The grey skies will dissipate and the sun will be back to greet us very soon.