Sentence examples for how we greeted from inspiring English sources

That was how we greeted the West.

"You should see how we greet each other.

And this might be how we greet the digital television future: without television.

But still, I am lost for ideas on how we greet young teen rebels who hope to return here after mixing with Isis.

A blind man can tell you who's a Mason, because of how we interact and how we greet one another.

She is raised up by the female general, who greets her with her arms out and palms out, saying: No more kowtowing, this is how we greet each other here -- as equals.

This is how we greet our guests: welcome to Britain; here's your wristband, here's your lanyard, please bring a recent gas bill, you are a mute and inert quantity, and it'll be like this until you're dead.

I fell in love with the reopened Ryland Inn because of how we were greeted.

Remember how we were greeted with dancing and flowers in Iraq after our invasion?

How often do we greet a colleague and just very informally say "Hi, how are you?" and the answer is one word: "Busy".

"Hello, this is the other one" is how we would greet each other on the telephone, in tacit acknowledgment of our common background in Berlin, where countless parents during the 1920s and 1930s had called their daughters Eva.