Sentence examples for greetings which is from inspiring English sources

American Greetings, which is based in Cleveland, traces its roots to Jacob Saperstein, who soon after arriving in the United States from Poland in 1905 began buying post cards from German manufacturers and selling them to local merchants in Cleveland.

"I looked at this as an opportunity to provide materials to 25,000 schools," said Michael Brown, the vice president for licensing at American Greetings, which is perhaps best known for its card business.

Finally, Facebook said it will soon allow businesses to customize their "Messenger Greetings," which is a new feature that pops up a note in the message thread between a business and customer before any messages are sent.

Many companies are embracing electronic greetings, which are cheaper, greener and more versatile than traditional cards and often look more sophisticated to pixel-trained eyes.

"We see Nazi greetings, which are a worrying fact for us," Stefka Ilieva, an inspector at the State Agency for Child Protection, told reporters.

These universal behaviors included a number of greetings, which are characteristic of spider monkey repertoires [19].

Kenneth Tan at the Shanghaiist recently highlighted Rudd's videotaped New Year's greeting, which is worth a look.

I said, 'Christ almighty.' " Gibson said that Green's sister had heard the same recorded greeting, which is one reason that she had rushed to his house.

He wouldn't return my greeting, which is a serious breach of Yemeni etiquette.

(You can even use text-to-speech to create your voicemail greeting which is a handy feature).

This is a formal greeting which is literally translated as "peace upon you".