As newly appointed Sergeant-Admiral of the Seventh District, I offer salutations, in no way stained by the "brouhaha" during last week's State Visit.
They were the ones who, when they heard that a classmate's egg had died, offered soothing salutations along the lines of "Yo, murderer, 'sup?" During Egg Week lunch hours, the audiovisual storage closet was designated the "nursery".
It offered no salutation, cutting right to the chase: "To initiate the password-reset process for your [email protected] Google Account, click the link below".
When it was time to film a promotional spot, Desus looked into the camera and offered a mischievous salutation: "Shout out to all my racists!" In the second season of "Hate Thy Neighbor," which began earlier this year, the tribal enmities are not quite so implacable.
Some reasons for settling on nasal-sounding Neen: in Greek it translates as "now," it rhymes with "screen" and recalls an outer-space salutation, "Na-nu, na-nu," which Mork offered on the 1980's television show "Mork and Mindy".
Meanwhile, Mr. Lee offered something completely different in his speech: a multicultural, multilingual salutation that reflected the deeply globalized nature of his movie, which explores human survival, animals, and religions.
'First of all we offer our most delightful salutations, the most loving and respectable in life.
Salutations, prayers, and sacrifices such as grain, wine, and honey are offered to him (the name badnjak is of masculine gender in Serbian); he is consistently treated not as a tree but as a person.
Robert Hardman, writing in the Daily Mail, thought Corbyn "appeared to freeze rather than offer the ritual gesture of submission and salutation".
Corbyn was also criticised by the Daily Mail for appearing to "freeze, rather than offer the ritual gesture of submission and salutation", though the paper's Robert Hardman attributed this to nerves and acknowledged his "solemnity" on the day.
