Sentence examples for to greeting from inspiring English sources
noun
A conventional phrase used to start a letter or conversation or otherwise to acknowledge a person's arrival or presence.
- It's polite to begin a letter with a greeting, but this practice is less common in email.
"I'm so used to greeting them now," she said.
"When the Romney campaign finally reaches the high ground, we look forward to greeting them there".
In time, the people of Drachselsried went back to greeting Mohammad in the street.
It's called Argo and the conspirators take to greeting each other with the salutation "Argofuckyourself".
From an ice-breaker on a first date, to greeting a taxi driver, it's the subject that we turn to first.
He had new responsibilities, from making his bed to greeting people properly, along with all the other rules that governed Tyler and Mitchell, 15.
Then he went from person to person, greeting every one.
Who couldn't—or didn't—say a single word in response to my greeting.
Once he gets used to you greeting him, he will be the one saying hello first.
In all of Mr. Menken's songs, regional and stylistic inflections — especially lilting Caribbean and pop-gospel motifs — smoothed out, compacted and attached to greeting-card verses, embody the market-savvy Disney ethos designed to infiltrate all territories.
Which is just one of the many reasons you shouldn't pay attention to greetings card poets.
