Sentence examples for usual greeting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cadette said he enjoyed Mr. Curley's usual greeting.

WHEN Robert Aronowitz sees friends he grew up with, he braces himself for their usual greeting.

He was seated at the entrance of the Tick Tock as usual, greeting customers arriving for lunch.

The nine soldiers left the police station around 9 a.m., but they did not get their usual greeting.

Very deliberately, he scootered to a park bench and sat down until the man had passed us by, and did not offer him his usual greeting.

She lived with a more sophisticated person," said Carol Kim, who had exchanged her usual greeting with Tran just before the shooting.

After the usual greetings, the next-door uncle said: "This is Farahad.

When giving the handshake, make eye contact and state your usual greetings.

Unlike the usual silence greeting the arrest of dissidents, this crackdown has caused many prominent establishment figures to step forward in protest, and even the risk-averse state media have followed the story closely.

To know that, in Cantonese, the usual morning greeting translates as "Have you eaten rice yet?" or that, in Haitian Creole, a typical response to "How are you" is not "I'm well" but rather, "I'm not too bad" allows me to penetrate, if only a little, the complex matrix of another way of life.

"Come this way party people!" isn't the usual chirpy greeting you'd expect from a bouncer in East London on a freezing winter night but, then, Studio Spaces is by no means a 'usual' venue.