Sentence examples for greetings filled from inspiring English sources

Excited voices, laughter and greetings filled the cavernous hall.

A dozen lightly armed men stood guard, greeting trucks filled with Egyptian migrant workers fleeing eastward toward home.

There is a hospital corridor filled with greetings cards – they are stuck to the walls, they stand on the cupboards and tables – and you can pick up each one and read the message inside.

Like Mother's Day greeting cards, they are filled with flowery words of thanks and appreciation for the big and little sacrifices these mothers have made to care for their children, their encouraging words of support, their love and guidance.

They were filled with loyalist agitprop, greetings to prisoners, and wretched poetry.

That's the first time I saw Józef, standing next to the bar, looking like a rather busy businessman and host – greeting customers and filling in shipment forms.

The streets are filled every evening with people greeting their neighbors and friends, while drinking wine, sharing meals, and toasting vita (the Italian word for life).

Newspapers filled with images of Mr. Suárez greeting another player rather than take Mr. Evra's outstretched hand.

As the Telenor Arena filled up, screens above our heads flashed greetings in a Pentecostal rush of different tongues: Pac Fat! Edu! Xewqat sbieh!

It is also confronting the grim reality that, in a world filled with e-mail and cell phones, greeting card sales are flat.

However, the committee was filled with new volunteers who revamped efforts to raise funds through the sale of wax candles and greeting cards.