Sentence examples for some greeting from inspiring English sources

Still dripping from the rain outside, people enter the space in a festive mood: some greeting each other with familiar hugs, some humming Tango melodies.

Then she bought some greeting cards, paying for them with a platinum American Express card.

North American hospitals are increasingly staffed by these obliging children, some greeting patients with the exotic inflections of the newly arrived, some already assimilated into the pure vernacular.

I also feel obliged to say that "The Mountaintop" more than once detours into that realm where spiritual uplift meets cuteness that I associate with some greeting cards and television Christmas specials.

Instead of hooks, there's a lengthy opening voiceover, which questions the accepted notion of what house is ("the answer is always some greeting card bullshit about life, love, happiness…") and goes on to highlight the contexts from which deep house emerged in 1970s and 80s New York, be they transgendered sex work, drug and alcohol addiction, queer-bashing or the HIV crisis.

While some greeting card competitors, like Apple's iCards, Sincerely, or Red Stamp, for example, are working to connect our digital address books with postal mail, Punchbowl is betting on digital and has no plans to offer a physical card option in the near future.

Out on the sidewalk in front of the Amato Opera Theater on Sunday afternoon patrons squinted in the sunlight, some apparently greeting friends they had not seen in some time.

Its guiding spirit is Kenny Leon, who must be one of the few artistic directors around who stands outside after some performances, greeting the audience members like a parish priest.

He was greeting some guests.

Time for Sebastian Coe to give some words of greeting.

Later in life, Mr. Obama wrote about greeting some of his Kenyan relatives in Luo.