Sentence examples for some greet from inspiring English sources

Some greet him in Spanish, others in English.

Some greet familiar faces; others gaze around with disdain.

WHEN an invitation appears in the mail for a wedding to be held on a holiday weekend, some greet the news with joy, others with grumbling.

Some greet each other as they pass in opposite directions or ring their bells at cars driving alongside.

Some come in furtively, some greet each other and engage in a little awkward chat until it is time to begin.

The Economy Kills Everyone Some greet the effects of the down economy on the media with mockery, some with mournfulness, some with a combination of the two I shall call mournckery.

SOME people greet the New Year with totemic foods -- black-eyed peas and collards, soba noodles, even grapes -- as symbols of prosperity.

Some greeted the publication of the batch of letters with a shrug – and even a yawn, suggesting that they were tedious.

During her lifetime Piatt's poems met with a range of responses from 19th-century readers: some greeted them as the product of an American "genius".

As his profile grew, many Israelis grew tired of him; some greeted him with catcalls of "Herr Eichmann!" In one news conference he held, in 1959, he made headlines by saying that Eichmann was in Kuwait.

Mr. Romney had plans to stop by a Wawa store here to pick up some sandwiches and greet some voters.