Sentence examples for to greet your from inspiring English sources

One morning you woke up and turned to greet your neighbours but found they had gone.

In Ireland it is discourteous not to greet your fellow travelers as you wait.

It's also a great way to greet your neighbors — or total strangers lucky enough to be passing by.

Whether you visit an area with five trails or 250, there will be professional instructors waiting to greet your child.

Which also means, I guess, descending from the game's wonderfully Norsey universe of Azeroth to greet your earthling mates.

"YOU have to greet your visitor with pleasure," says Sophie Makariou, head of the Louvre's Department of Islamic Art and curator of the new galleries created to display it.

If you already feel too awkward to even know how to properly greet your next-door neighbor, then the last thing you probably want to do is to put yourself out there and spend more time interacting with people.

As one of the Washington pundits Obama has scorned put it, with a grin: "That's why you have two hands, one to graciously greet your opponents and one to stick the shiv in".

Remember to smile, greet your customers and make them feel special.

Advice includes remembering to smile and greet your class (even the groups you dread), being consistent with praise and sanctions, and calling a selection of parents with good news every Friday.

So it is a fundamental mistake of the director, Anthony Neilson, to attempt to give the plot a literal narrative line, starting with the seagulls whose cries greet your entry to the theatre (even to the men's room).