Sentence examples for to be hello from inspiring English sources

"Women are never too old to be Hello Kitty fans," explained Yamaguchi "because Hello Kitty represents a break from other responsibilities.

What she wants to say is "Hello, how are you?" so that she can ease into the situation as gracefully as possible, but her lips betray her.

Some great things to get are:Hello Kitty Journal: I brought this from a book catalog and i love it!

To be like Hello Kitty – all smile, no mouth.

Was it just me, or did Simpson sound ever so slightly amused to be saying hello to Davis on Today?

The invitation - Send out the invitation in an envelope and write this message if you want to be fancy: Hello.

I know this to be true, because (hello: professional) I have seen all three of them.

It's hello to Ravi Nair: "I have abandoned my war of attrition against you, you will be pleased to hear.

Speaking in an exaggerated minstrel dialect, an actor pretends to be Gillum, saying: "Well hello there.

"All one said was, 'Hello, nice to meet you,' " Mr. Musto said.

In fact his very first words to John Gielgud on the set were: "Hello, Johnny!