Sentence examples for had not greeted from inspiring English sources

She had mentioned to her husband the fact that Carol had not greeted her, describing her as "snobby".

If I had left my friends earlier, or if I had taken the stairs instead of the ramp, or if I had not greeted the curly haired woman, then maybe the man wouldn't have followed me to my room, robbed me, and beaten me up.

But, in India at least, the industry has not greeted the deal with euphoria.

But Mr. Salvati's neighbors have not greeted his retirement so philosophically.

Some respected Burmese voices, such as The Irrawaddy magazine, based in Chiang Mai, Thailand, have not greeted its decision with unalloyed enthusiasm.

Labor politicians would be expected to moderate Mr. Sharon's hawkish tendencies and to make him more palatable to those nations that have not greeted his election enthusiastically.

Now the word "freedom" has become a newly invoked justification for the occupation of a country that did not attack us, whose people have not greeted our soldiers as liberators.

That said, the ecstatic fanfare with which Labour high command announced the snaffling of The Axe (election supremo Douglas Alexander sounded disturbingly close to orgasm when he celebrated the news on the Today programme) has not greeted the hiring of a certain Ian Warren.

This makes perfect sense; what mother hasn't greeted children or teens with this simple question as they returned home from school?

Speaking at an EU summit in Latvia, he said he had not been greeted "by a wall of love" when he met EU leaders for the first time since his general election win.

Speaking at an EU summit in Latvia, he said he had not been greeted "by a wall of love" when he met EU leaders for the first time since his election win.