Sentence examples for typical greeting from inspiring English sources

You look older!" is a typical greeting.

"In the time that I have left I want to serve my people," the king said today in a typical greeting to a delegation.

Then she imitated his flirtatious growl, punctuated by a typical greeting: " 'How are you doing today, laaaady Shabazz?' " Mr. Sutton's funeral was a reminder of when Harlem defined the black political solar system.

Stephen Hoy understands that most cats and dogs "do not appreciate the significance of a typical greeting card and do not get any enjoyment out of receiving such a card," as he writes in a patent he won this year.

That is, both Monroe and Ben allow the statement "Someone sure is hungry" to function in place of a more typical greeting such as "Hi Ben".

To further sweeten the deal for the designers, all cards have the artists' name emblazoned in fine print on the back (another thing you won't see on typical greeting cads).

"Old Boys and Girls Still Take Top Jobs" was a typical headline greeting its report in August about the privately educated tightening their grip – for example, the 54 privately educated out of the top 100 media professionals being seven more than back in the 1980s.

I have not seen the hurrahs you mention, but such displays mean little; are in fact typical of people greeting aid-bearing rescuers anywhere, especially by youths excited to see anything going on.

The phraseology of such a typical note, from greeting to salutation, was printed on the sheet.

With a smile in his face and a slight Bavarian accent, he offers the typical Bavarian greeting: "Gr?Gott," or greet God.

A Texan greets with 'Howdy.' A typical D.C. greeting is a blank stare".