Sentence examples for needed hello from inspiring English sources

In the Bronx, Chelsea looked like strangers who needed Hello I Am buttons to introduce themselves.

It's just possible that the young shopper who has convinced you to visit the SANRIO store (233 W. 42nd St.; 840-6011) and is insisting that she needs Hello Kitty towels, a Hello Kitty snow globe, Hello Kitty panties, and maybe even a Hello Kitty television could be mollified with a Hello Kitty organizer ($20).

Disgusting!!" "The place needs shutting!!!!" HELLO, Chicago!

An endless rush of leaving parties (I need more hellos not goodbyes) and packing.

But you need training: "Hello, I want to kill myself," requires a more constructive response than "me too".

But he also did not slap on the same happy face that Johnson did about what lies ahead for a Nets team that may need those "Hello, my name is" tags for the first few weeks of the season.

Maroney does not sink into the background easily, but no player may need a "Hello, my name is.... .. tag more if the New England Patriots beat the San Diego Chargers in Sunday's American Football Conference championship game to make it to the Super Bowl.

The reason is that they need more hello packets to keep the neighbor table up-to-date at a higher node speed.

Tell the family member the following if you need to: "Hello (family member's name).

The number of control packets per data packet delivered is slightly higher than the reactive routing protocol, due to the periodic exchange of hello messages needed for monitoring the network environment, but optimizations such as optimized broadcasting or adaptive broadcast intervals are possible.

But, of course, Hello Games needed to add a game to their engine, to give the player plenty to do.