Sentence examples for quick greeting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore shook hands and exchanged a quick greeting, their first meeting since Mr. Bush's inauguration.

Another year, he scrawled a quick greeting on the back of a mass-produced card with a generic holiday verse printed on the back.

When their beats cross, police officers and soldiers usually communicate with a wave, a smile or a quick greeting, as when a police cruiser passes a military checkpoint and the officers say: "Stay safe," or "Good evening, gents".

He nods a quick greeting here and there in the ultratrendy club, designed to evoke a forsaken gentlemen's club in Haiti circa the 1940's, or something like that.

Although he sold Lutece to Ark Restaurants in 1994, he still owns the building and lives on the top floor, as he has for 32 years, entering through the restaurant with a quick greeting to his ex-staff members who remain on duty.

There is something nice about sending a quick greeting with the human element of your voice, without interrupting someone's day by making his or her phone ring.

With an N.H.L. fine of as much as $1 million still in place for unauthorized remarks by team officials, most leaving the meeting refused to speak to reporters beyond exchanging quick greetings.

After a quick (silent) greeting she made herself right at home playing with the puzzles at the table whilst I spoke to the teacher.

Maybe you can send a DM to a Twitter friend you haven't seen in person for a while, or shoot a quick LinkedIn greeting to a former colleague.

Besides a quick receiving-line greeting from Mrs. Clinton at the reunion, Mr. Peavoy has had just one direct contact with her in 38 years.

Most of my Muslim acquaintances keep the greeting quick and short.