Sentence examples similar to she is met with a cordial greeting from inspiring English sources

Nancy Reagan stepped out of her limousine to witness the body's transfer; she was met with a warm greeting, including applause.

"Greetings, comrades!" he said, and was met with a deep, rousing cheer.

Attempting to assimilate, I greeted all who passed with "Jambo" (hello), which was met with shy giggles and returned greetings.

Then he is meeting and greeting in the dining room.

We met at the house of a family with whom she was staying, but had barely exchanged greetings when we heard three gunshots outside.

And not all the meetings are cordial; in 2004, one mother, Cindy Sheehan, met with Mr. Bush and later complained that he had been dismissive of her.

Can you believe he's retiring?" If you've already met, be warm in your greeting.

The meeting was cordial and the lead staffer we met with asked lots of questions, but to this day we're unaware of Senator Paul's position on statehood.

The president said he'd be glad to meet with her again, but did note that after their last meeting, a cordial discussion in the Oval Office, the governor inaccurately described the meeting in her book.

It was there in Obama's use of the traditional Muslim greeting, met with cheering applause: assalamu alaykum.

After the first few visits, I also met with the warden, who turned out to be a surprisingly cordial young man.