Sentence examples for having greeted from inspiring English sources

Having greeted the occupiers, Mr. Tsipras walked with us to a nearby hall for an economic discussion that had acquired, suddenly, an audience of over 2,000 people.

The Taíno were primarily a farming people who are largely remembered for having greeted Columbus at the end of his first voyage to the New World.

He had to learn how to greet people and how, having greeted them, not to greet them all over again in a public place ten or fifteen minutes later.

Then, having greeted the chatty Fat Lady and read the iconic animated newspapers (the ultimate example of digital media), you enter the Gryffindor common room before climbing into the ride that sends you sailing alongside Harry, Ron and Hermione as they fly through various adventures.

Yes, it's a greeting, but when is the last time you've greeted a shopkeeper with "good afternoon"?

Unionists have greeted the plan with anger.

This year he has greeted customers from Algeria, China, India, Ireland and Mexico.

Legislators have greeted this latest draft coolly.

Widespread scepticism had greeted Hargreaves's arrival.

History buffs have greeted the strips with enthusiasm.

The outrage that has greeted these efforts is dismayingly reactionary.