Saws and straining tugboats, the train, the downtown, people moving, greeting each other, doors to homes opening and closing, even noises that simple and small.
She was most proud of her moving greeting cards, which she created by cutting up cereal boxes with a broken down shaving razor, and gluing together parts with adhesive made from powdered milk. .
How's your health?" After a bit of pleasant chatter, the men moved on, greeting others and leaving Al Aronne aglow with a sort of know-your-community pride.
In 1980 Mr. Doctorow and his partner moved their greeting card business, Artist Publishers, to the building.
Now the prelates were gone, and Francis, with guards at a discreet distance, moved along the railing, greeting the people.
At weekly receptions she opened the doors to virtually anyone who wanted to come and then moved among the guests, greeting all with charming ease.
As the crowd swelled with pilots and flight attendants, Mr. Krause moved around the room, greeting friends from Delta, Continental, United, American and T.W.A.
Their advisers, who are quite often young, female, and weighed down by portfolios of data, tend toward wisps of black silk, formal but not as formal as the bespoke suits and understated black dresses favored by the resident auction-house experts, who move through the rooms greeting the major players and answering questions.
Using camera-tracking the pets can identify when someone comes near, so they appear as though they're greeting visitors by moving towards them or seeking out affection.
With governments that are often corrupt or inept -- or a frightening mixture of both -- Catholic organizations like the Scalabrinis are a lifeline for immigrants, from providing shelter for departing Central Americans moving north by land, to greeting hundreds of returning deportees at the Tegucigalpa airport.
Some confusion in the crowd prompted Mrs. Clinton's group to move beyond the cathedral, without greeting the archbishop himself.
