Sentence examples for greets what from inspiring English sources

If they're doing live VR gigs and meet and greets, what about music videos too?

Most people are likely to greet what they perceive as covert treatment or lies with a negative response.

Still, the move helps explain why New Yorkers generally greet what goes on in Albany more dispassionately than what happens in City Hall.

There have been brief outbursts of joy to greet what appeared to be the return of civilian rule, but also much wariness.

Their national flags flew behind them as they greeted what they called the "birth of a new world".

In Manchester, the Evening News said that "mocking giggles greeted what used to be the more horrific moments of this ancient thriller".

Hollywood today greeted what it hopes will be its newest star: a $615 million development that includes stores, a hotel, restaurants, cinemas and a new home for the Academy Awards.

The title is perhaps misleading; in spite of many partings and sorrows, this is a book in which the heroine rises to greet what life throws at her.

Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific regreetedeeted what was widely thought to be the start of a sustained renminbi appreciation with a strong rally on Monday but gave up those gains on Tuesday.

Most of all, though, he seems unsettled by the storm that has greeted what he had hoped would be the end of a story that began here in 1968.

One activist in the Damascus suburb of Douma said that protesters gathered early in the morning to greet what they thought was a delegation of the observers arriving on several buses.