Sentence examples for hello was from inspiring English sources
Hello was always my favourite solo number in the group.
On 7 April 2014, any resemblance Cohen's life had to the blissful photos in Hello! was blown apart.
Years before InStyle and Us magazine came along, Hello! was locking up cover-worthy faces and exclusive exclamation-point interviews.
Oxford-educated James Price QC, who defended Hello!, was called to the bar in 1974 and appointed Queen's Counsel in 1995.
But Hello! was still held to have breached the privacy of the couple and the damages award granted to them was maintained.
An alleged "golden hello" was paid to the Senegalese player Amdy Faye, when he moved from French side Auxerre, through the Monaco account of his agent Willie McKay and then on to his account in Senegal, the prosecution claimed.
No, a hello is not necessary.
That first hello is enormously welcoming.
A simple "hello" is a great place to start.
A sexy hello is preferable to a squeaky one.
Traditional phrases like "hello" are harder for parakeets to learn.
