David Cameron's was particularly warm, effusive and substantial this year, whereas the greeting offered by Barack Obama was more modest in scope than in previous years.
The governor welcomes a small group of lawmakers into his official residence here, exchanges greetings, offers coffee and sits them down in his bright sunroom.
Adjacency pairs are sequences of paired actions, such as question-answer, proposal-evaluation, greeting-greeting, offer-acceptance (or declining), etc.
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Dempsey was gracious afterward, and in his later years, he sat by the window of his Manhattan restaurant, greeting patrons who offered him an endless reserve of good will.
At the Sunwise Cooperative, a communal house for humans, chickens were scratching and taking dust baths near a compost bin decorated with a hand-painted sign that offered the yogic greeting "Namaste".
When President Bush first spotted Prime Minister Tony Blair in Brussels on Wednesday, he broke into a smile, indulged a mischievous impulse and offered him a greeting less formal than the ones the British leader usually hears.
During peak hours, 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m., the center hums with the voices of solicitors greeting customer after customer with offers on products or asking them merely to agree to listen to a mortgage broker.
As we walk through the Met, it's hard to imagine a man more happily at home in his work: we are constantly pausing for people to shake his hand, exchange greetings, or offer a high five.
Unlike the greeting cards offered by PunchBowl, for example, Treat cards are not digital, but are actually sent to recipients via postal mail.
One response would be that a kindly greeting is offered and we are open to receive the visitor.
