Sentence examples for may greet the from inspiring English sources

Visitors and friends may greet the family members prior to the service.

A decision on whether to support or even assist a military strike on Iran may greet the Conservatives if they win the next election.

"Grace" is somehow not the proper word, however, to describe the onslaught that may greet the family dog as it fetches the morning newspaper next month.

As with the logical problem of evil, then, the theist may greet the experiential problem with a stand-pat position.

I can play with you both now?" You may greet the dog at this point, if you want to.

Those who liked the original show, however, may greet this version with the same emotion as tourists who, having traveled from all over the United States to visit New York, see the familiar sight of an Olive Garden in Times Square and happily flock in.

They may greet you at the door in tattered clothes when you drop off the children.

And while Rumsford and Gianni, the two dogs belonging to the owner, Tracey Love Smith, are not allowed inside, they may greet you under the pecan and magnolia trees.

The crowd may greet him with a long-awaited ovation, but McDyess preached patience Sunday.

A graceful gato gordo may greet you as one of the staff takes your bags and leads you to a cozy alcove for Passion Fruit tea and delicate biscuits.

At parties with diverse attendees, a newcomer may greet a cluster of people with as many greetings as there are members of the cluster: an air kiss for one, a hug for another, a handshake for a third and a mere smile for a fourth, a stranger.