Sentence examples similar to greets around from inspiring English sources

The arrival of the Olympic flame was greeted by around 1m people last night, followed by a spectacular fireworks and laser show.

They were also greeted by around 3,000 well-wishers, who lined crash barriers at Echo Point.

Other designers doing meet-and-greets around town include Tommy Hilfiger and Rachel Roy (at Macy's); Rachel Zoe (Bloomingdale's); and Alistair Carr, of Pringle of Scotland, who will be at Saks Fifth Avenue with the actress Tilda Swinton in tow.

But Ms. Quinn, who formally kicked off her campaign on Sunday with a glossy biographical video and a day of meet-and-greets around the city, is hoping to evoke an earlier era of hands-on, heart-on-the-sleeve leadership as she courts voters and works to distinguish herself from Mr. Bloomberg, who remains a close political ally.

They had just followed the Catholic church's first Latin American pope on a meet and greet around Brazil.

It was greeted around the world with either raised eyebrows or whoops of delight and made her an icon.

His precipitous fall from marquee stardom was rapid, humiliating, widely remarked upon as it was happening, and greeted around town with muted expressions of schadenfreude.

They are trying to get the world's attention through what Khadija Hamdi, their culture minister, calls a "cultural war" with Morocco.The Sahrawi capacity for patience becomes clear when the buses pull up at 2am seven hours late and refugee hosts, some with weary-looking children, greet around 200 foreign festival-goers, take them to their tents (known as haimas) and serve them dinner.

Meet and Greet Around the State So Mr. Kean has been, as he is fond of saying, "traveling up and down the state" to introduce himself to voters and drum up support, as he did late last month in Cape May, Ocean and Camden counties as well as at several meet-and-greet occasions closer to home.

Whether he's leading the march at the hotel or ducking out for meet-and-greets around town, Petrina said he's noticed a common theme.

A "namaste" salutation greets trekkers around every corner; each village is a fresh encounter of friendliness and endless, yet fruitful explanations of where you are from and what you are doing there.