Sentence examples for it's greeted from inspiring English sources

Where in many parts of the country it's greeted with reverence, here it will be greeted as it should be, with derision and laughter.

When I say that the client is the Afghan child — and the Ministry is an instrument, not the goal — it's greeted with shock.

A German-language, heavy metal version of Waterloo is top-drawer filler to have in reserve, and it's greeted by a wave of audience affection that Bailey surfs back to safety.

Not long ago a loss to the Suns would have thrown a major club into crisis, but now it's greeted with understanding, and puts another complexion on recent near misses.

As with Rodgers's comment, it was greeted in some quarters with amusement.

It was greeted in The Times's "Critical Shopper" column with what many readers perceived as offensive condescension.

When Justin Langer and Ricky Ponting were struck at Lord's nine years ago, it was greeted with roars of approval from around the ground.

When the movie had its première last year, at Cannes, it was greeted with a mixture of claps and boos.

The inevitable question arose and it was greeted with the inevitable response from England's latest charismatic all-rounder.

When RockMelt launched its new browser in private beta last November, it was greeted with an avalanche of press.

MO'L When Time magazine published its testosterone-heavy Gods of Food issue in November last year it was greeted with howls of laughter.