Sentence examples for one greeted from inspiring English sources
Mr. Laskaris, who emigrated from Greece at 13, often feels anonymous in his own restaurant, and on a recent morning as he sat at the counter no one greeted him.
No one greeted Syrians at the border.
One greeted François Boucher's "Sleeping Bacchantes Surprised by Satyrs," painted in 1760, which brought $2.08 million.
No one greeted me, no one tried to talk to me, no one ripped me off, and I never ate a bad meal.
Every morning as I sauntered down to the main square, the Aieta policeman (was he the only one?) greeted me with a cheery buon giorno.
One, greet him by offering to shake his left hand.
Thus one greets the Islip courthouse with a welcome home salute.
One greets their return from the dustbin of history as one might an ex-lover: fondly, then warily.
However one greets the prospect of television in elevators, it is a return to earlier ways in a sense.
Vicente (1903-2001), a Spanish-born artist who lived most of his life in New York, was best known for his collages, and a big red abstract-floral one greets visitors at the entrance.
