Sentence examples for more greeted from inspiring English sources

As the crowd eagerly awaited the pope's arrival, hundreds more greeted the pontiff shortly before 9 a.m. as he emerged from the Vatican embassy in northwest Washington to make his way to the White House.

Always curious to learn more, she greeted each project with compassion and respect, never distancing herself from those she helped.

More was greeted with a considerable deal of skepticism when it was first published, in part because the magazine industry is obsessed by youth.

Jobs said it was "magical and revolutionary", Rupert Murdoch said it "may well be the saving of the newspaper industry", while the Guardian's editor, Alan Rusbridger, more cautiously greeted it as a "transformative interim step".

Shane Watson, who is also canvassing for Hughes's job, unleashed some handsome, heavy strokes – none more warmly greeted than a thumping drive off David Willey Peterr's son, who bowls fast, left arm) for his ninth four to pass 50 – but he defended with a stiff forward prod, a bat-pad dismissal opportunity begging to be exploited at a higher level.

Mr. Murphy's Gogo, more easygoing and more craven, greets his insistence with wary amusement and wry good cheer.

These headaches and more will greet the next mayor.

For more than two decades, this has been the setting that greeted more than 2,400 wards of the state as they arrive at the Excell Center ranch, a group home for foster boys with histories of violence or mental disabilities.

The Brooklyn Children's Museum, designed by Rafael Viñoly, has greeted more than 76,000 visitors since it opened, 34percentt more than projected.

He greeted more visitors after his nap, or took telephone calls, which could reach more than three thousand a month.

The more mature people greeted her and asked about her knitting and so forth.