Sentence examples for that will greet from inspiring English sources
Good luck to you, and the majority white population that will greet you there.
A publicist for Mr. Cutler said he was unavailable to comment on the economic climate that will greet his film.
What will help concentrate minds is a Treasury memo that will greet the incoming prime minister and defence secretary.
Not that that will dent the hype that will greet MasterChef 2011 when either Sara Danesin, Tim Anderson or Tom Whitaker lifts the trophy on Wednesday night.
Such is the rollicking atmosphere that will greet Verlander, the ace of the Detroit Tigers, who thrives on adrenaline and will get a major dose here.
His response can be seen in a new sculpture that will greet visitors to the RA, The Language of the Birds.
Another factor is the cost of the ambitious wrap and huge digital screen that will soon greet fans when they arrive at the stadium.
Even amid the outpouring of anger and dismay that will surely greet news of Yukawa's beheading and the sight of Goto pleading for his life, Abe is unlikely to flinch.
Eventually, after enough grooming, they introduce jihadi videos and Bollywood movies with beautiful women in them meant to serve as examples of the rewards that will supposedly greet jihadis in the afterlife.
In remarks directed at Osborne that will be greeted with delight by the Liberal Democrats, he says the private sector will not invest in energy infrastructure "without real certainty about the UK's long-term energy policy".
FRANKFURT — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Sunday re-emphasized her opposition to issuing bonds backed by all the euro zone countries, a position that will be greeted enthusiastically by many of her fellow citizens but could unsettle investors at the beginning of what could be another difficult week in global financial markets.
