Sentence examples for than hello from inspiring English sources
It was an hour before Obama managed more than "hello".
It's run of the mill speed-dating made intellectual – more Granta than Hello!
As introductions go, this is slightly more original than "hello Texas".
His dormmates were a mix of freshman, sophomores, juniors and seniors and nobody had said more than hello before going their separate ways.
Irabu once accosted reporters from Japan and stomped on a videotape; Westbrook has not said much more than hello to anyone.
It's about so-and-so.' And this person she mentioned was someone I've never had a conversation with more than hello!
"Make a little more conversation out of it than hello-goodbye".
Too many writers rely on the power of celebrity to generate interest, and here and there the book is weakened by contributions which are little more than Hello -style roll calls of tHello -stylefamous.
Back then, they said more than a frigid hello in the elevator.
But because of such recent scrutiny, diners at Casa are now greeted with more than a friendly hello from their hosts.
Say hello in Pirate: Rather than a traditional hello, pirates usually greet each other by saying Arrrguh, pronounced "are-g-uh", with emphasis on the "are", usually with rolled r.
