Sentence examples for greeting back from inspiring English sources

His "Diwali Mubarak" greeting back in October also sparked a minor controversy.

The answer is the word "hello," which Thomas Edison minted as a greeting back at Menlo Park, bellowing into an early model of Alexander Graham Bell's phone.

Near the bottom, an old man dressed in white smiled at me and offered his hand in greeting, back of the hand toward me so I wouldn't touch the rock dust coating his palms.

The official greeting back in Tehran was organized largely by Rouhani's election campaign workers and consisted of a well-dressed group of men and women, many wearing purple attire, the color associated with Rouhani's campaign.

Greeting him back at work in Tokyo on Monday was unequivocal evidence that Japan's economy is the worse for wear.

Greeting them back with no grammar errors will attract attention and make people say, "YOU'RE FAKE!".

But Grammy Lamby comes back, greeting Larry with what she calls her "secret handshake" — three squeezes that signify "I love you".

From the very start, as if the crowd feared the worst, they held back, greeting the arrival of Murray and Nadal with only muted applause.

So as the service progressed, the liturgy moved from a poem by the Sufi mystic Rumi to the "passing of the peace" greeting that traced back to early Christianity to a Buddhist responsive reading to an African-American spiritual to a rabbinical song.

When another bus approached, the bumpers of the two orange hulks nearly smooched in greeting before one backed up and courteously allowed the other the room to pass.

Postal Telegraph translated the greeting right back into English.