Sentence examples for usually greet from inspiring English sources

The town presented none of the theatrical displays of support for Colonel Qaddafi that usually greet official tours.

I usually greet everyone myself, and I wear a burgundy coat outfitted with faux fur illuminated with L.E.D.'s.

Unlike fans in the New York area, Toronto fans will not usually greet those wearing opposing jerseys with crude hostility.

But at least that's better than the contemptuous glares that usually greet a ringing cell phone in a public place.

Mr. Mayer said he was prepared for the opening-night boos that usually greet a production team at the Met when a staging is contemporary.

The Boss, directed by McCarthy's husband Ben Falcone, triumphed despite failing to pick up the kind of positive reviews that usually greet the actor's collaborations with Paul Feig.

We are expecting the mixed response that usually greets our contemporary art exhibitions.

"Bibini!" (meaning black person!) is the stock reply, usually greeted by laughs.

France has usually greeted foreign firms that have tried to acquire French rivals with the same lack of grace.

Behaviour considered improper was usually greeted mildly; preferred responses ranged from gentle ribbings, rebukes, and ridicule to shame.

Ms. Maguire, who usually greets guests from the stage before performances, said the mix was carefully thought out.