Sentence examples similar to greets out of from inspiring English sources
The dog frequently greets out-of-town visitors, attends sporting events and hangs around fishermen and children, the Daily News said.
Even as governor, Mr. Schwarzenegger preferred to greet out-of-town visitors at his private office, arguing that Venice presented a better face of California than, say, Sacramento.
About a month later Mr. Gregory was sipping tea in the lobby bar of the Capital Hilton hotel in Washington, where he likes to greet out-of-towners.
Neighbors and friends meet and greet out on the little terrace in front of the entrance.
He is greeted by an out-of-breath messenger who desperately wants his help.
8 p.m. 10) SAFE-SEX DINNER It's not every restaurant that greets you with an out-of-season Christmas tree decorated with brightly colored condoms and then offers more condoms on your way out.
(Ko Ni's grandson, who had come with relatives to greet his grandfather, tumbled out of the lawyer's arms but was unhurt).
If you have an out-of-the-box idea, it tends to be greeted with caution rather than interest.
Disappointed drunks staggered out of bars to be greeted by an apocalypse in the sky.
Johnson stood up and out of the shade to greet him.
A statue of a large crawfish greets customers out by the patio.
