Sentence examples for greetings over from inspiring English sources
In this one, the playwright's stand-in leaves the blue-collar precincts familiar from "Greetings!" "Over the Tavern" and "Our Lady of South Division Street" (now called "Miracle on South Division Street") for a New York rehearsal studio, where his easygoing autobiographical play "Tuning Pianos" will be readied for its Broadway debut.
The ephemera in the show includes personalized birthday greetings over the years from other major cartoonists.
They join the crowds milling, flirting and elbowing their way to get a drink or shouting greetings over the music in one of the neighborhood's many fashionable bars.
Then, as soon as the greetings over and they move to opposite sides of the room and don't interact anymore, I want to cry again.
In their voice mail greetings — checked over the past few weeks — several of the unit members indicated that they worked in the office of Ms. Quinn, rather than for the Council as a whole.
"You wouldn't give the same greeting card over and over," says Anne Platt, Best Buy's senior director of marketing for gift cards.
Even now Chekhovian monologues, complete with meaningful sighs, spill forth in the confines of the sauna; "Have you heard?" is the greeting over a cigarette.
Holding up a phone and listening to her ex's voice-mail greeting over and over, Alicia opens and closes her mouth, not making a sound.
Never!" the demonstrators also brought attention to the wrought-iron greeting over the entrance to the Stadthöfe, which they say is chillingly reminiscent of the Arbeit Macht Frei slogan at Auschwitz and should be removed.
But the Rockefeller Center tree lighting makes for a primetime-TV image of this country, next to New York's protest, which is sadly like the surrealism of the Obama-next-to-protests split-screen and the irony of the Season's Greetings-banner-over-the-riot-gear-cops photo.
Specialists hired by NYC2012 worked the lobby and restaurant looking for delegates from their designated areas -- South America, Africa, Eastern Europe -- and, after affectionate greetings, brought them over to Mr. Bloomberg's table.
