Sentence examples for time to greet from inspiring English sources

Time to greet the judges, including ALESHA.

The Los Angeles Lakers' greatest nemesis sped toward the arena entrance just in time to greet the visiting team.

Suddenly, her husband, a Vietnam War veteran, was hustling her out a side exit, let's go, let's go, no time to greet her friend at the Starbucks counter.

The best chance for autographs is to arrive at least an hour before game time to greet players on their way into the stadiums.

We see them through his cautious eyes; as their car pulls up, he takes out a gun, then tucks it away just in time to greet them.

Fortunately, there's also the explosion of activity in club land, as partially dormant venues are revived in time to greet a new influx of students.

The statement, issued at 3 03 a.m. in Washington, was timed to greet the news of the military's selection of a new prime minister in Egypt and to get in front of protests in Cairo that drew hundreds of thousands, the largest turnout of a tumultuous week.

A trip that normally takes 90 minutes to Pueblo Encima, a small farming community where Mr. Chávez was scheduled to celebrate the opening of a fertilizer facility and the arrival of dairy cows from Argentina and Uruguay, took more than four hours as the president stopped the Tiuna dozens of times to greet supporters on the side of the road.

After arriving by helicopter, the pope drove along the 4km of the beach, stopping many times to greet the crowd.

"Everybody was completely accessible," said Anthony Scaramucci, a New York financier and Romney fund-raiser who said the candidate took the time to warmly greet and thank him by his nickname, Mooch, at a dinner on the first night of the retreat.

During the rush to fill orders for Easter, he still manages to take time out to greet and embrace a loyal customer whom he calls Ms. Juliet.