Sentence examples for some greetings from inspiring English sources
After some greetings and gruntings—"The last thing their Lord told them to do was sell me to a red witch to be murdered!"; "You're a fucking Mormont?
Berlusconi at a rally: I have to bring you some greetings, greetings from a man, what is his name, what is his name — just a minute it was someone with a tan — ah, Barack Obama….
Were there some greetings that were more aggressive, more sexually charged?
Today, though, on my 30th wedding anniversary, I have some greetings of my own to send out.
Below are some greetings.
Then she bought some greeting cards, paying for them with a platinum American Express card.
The greeting-card suggestion had the slightly shabby feel of some of Joyce's own moneymaking schemes, so I wrote the adviser back with some greeting-card ideas.
"The Czech Republic," answered one person after another on being asked to name their country, some greeting the question with disbelieving stares.
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.
