Sentence examples for hello after from inspiring English sources
The phrase "hello after" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression. Example: "Hello after the meeting, I wanted to discuss our next steps."
Hello!" After I finished with Armani, I said: "I've got to get rid of my duds.
Late last year, OK! obtained an injunction against Hello! after the latter bought snatched shots of the wedding of Michael Douglas to Catherine Zeta Jones, for which OK! had obtained the exclusive rights.
"I'm engaged and in a committed relationship with Chloe in my mind and my heart," Copperfield told Hello!, after being nudged about his reputation for dating the world's most beautiful women back in the 1990s.
Sometimes I would just stop by to say hello after running out for a break from the word processor.
WENDELL STEAVENSON: Hello, after more than two weeks of such an intense and thrilling story, I am very interested to learn what readers think about what happened in Egypt … indeed, what is still happening all over the Middle East.
Come and say hello after the game.
It follows a scheme used by the NHS in Leicester, where new GPs were offered £20,000 'golden hellos' after local officials became concerned about low recruitment and high numbers of GPs retiring.
"Every time I see some guys," Wells said, "they'll say, 'Tell your Dad I said hello".' After Wells's father's football dream dissipated, he still worked out with some professional players, and those relationships helped him establish a foothold as a sports artist.
He told Hello! that after first feeling angry and upset he has now taken an attitude of "adapt and overcome".
When the CH moves away from the farthest node in the cluster, the farthest node waits for HELLO messages after a period of refresh time Tref.
As he works in his garden, an elaborate display in a mostly industrial neighborhood, passing cars honk their hellos, one after the other.
