Sentence examples similar to preferred salutation from inspiring English sources

As a politician, Zinke has played up his military record, with some swagger: his official Twitter feed has referred to him as Commander Zinke, and, as Dan Brooks pointed out in the Times Magazine, he has preferred to punctuate exchanges with figures such as Wolf Blitzer with the naval salutation "bravo zulu".

Many of Young Jeezy's fans found that they preferred his tapes to his official albums; some even grew to love DJ Drama's tendency to interrupt the music with full-throated salutations, known as "drops": For all the niggas in the streets!

Naples preferred.

Preferred Shares.

Choose a salutation.

An introspective friend, on the other hand, tells us that he feels shakier than usual as the result of a letter from Sears, Roebuck bearing the number 141234 and the salutation "Dear Preferred Customer".

The New Yorker, March 14 , 1970 P. 30An introspective friend, on the other hand, tells us that he feels shakier than usual as the result of a letter from Sears, Roebuck bearing the number 141234 and the salutation "Dear Preferred Customer".

Remember to start with a salutation, then to write the body of the letter and, finally, a closing clause, making sure to mention that you "prefer not to involve lawyers in the dispute".

The salutation should always reflect the preferences of the customer.

"It's a salutation".

His opening salutation telegraphed trouble.