Sentence examples for to greetings 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.
A quick test in Norwegian proved he still has some way to go, his vocabulary currently confined to greetings, not that Lillestrom fans will care.
But his illustrations spread everywhere, from children's books to Punch, from Penguin covers to the Folio Society, from the walls of hospitals to greetings cards.
Over the years, as we all moved around, contact had reduced to greetings cards, but recently I had begun visiting Barbara and Kevin again.
In addition to "Greetings, Friends!," Sullivan wrote hundreds of humor essays for the magazine, including more than twenty-five "Cliché Expert" casuals.
After the 1970 experimental film Dionysus (also known as Dionysus in '69; codirected with Richard Schechner, De Palmaa wrote and helmed Hi, Mom! (1970), the sequel to Greetings, with De Niro as a would-be pornographic filmmaker.
Rahman consented, with apologies to me, and Haque ushered us through the door to greetings from the young men serving behind the display cases followed by yet more handshakes, this time with a group of older men (one of them very old indeed) gathered round a table at the back of the shop.
"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.
The Tri-States hardware sold just about everything else, from shotguns to greeting cards.
The Hallmark Card Studio Deluxe program is not limited to greeting cards.
