Sentence examples for many greet from inspiring English sources

Instead of shaking hands many greet each other by touching covered forearms or legs.

In America many greet the prospect of Japan's inclusion with caution.

Instead of concluding that Karnazes is suffering from some unclassified personality disorder, many greet him with the kind of awe and reverence typically reserved for minor deities.

They chatted and joked with us, and many greeted Ibrahim by name — he was a regular.

On Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, many greeted the news with ambivalence.

Many greeted Alaine's father-in-law, Nicholas R. Carbone, who had made news just two months earlier.

When the Taliban conquered Kabul, many greeted the news with relief.

In 2008 many greeted with optimism the election of Cem Özdemir as the party's coleader, along with Claudia Roth.

His Israeli hosts were well aware of the nuptials; many greeted the president with the traditional Jewish offer of congratulations, "Mazel tov," which means, "Good luck".

Across Europe, many greeted news of Mr. Obama's re-election with a sense of mild relief, though it was not immediately clear whether those feelings were accompanied by any enhanced expectation that armed with a new mandate, the Obama administration would find solutions to the huge challenges still facing it in Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Syria and the Middle East.

That trend is bucked with the GX1, the announcement of which many greeted with relief.