Sentence examples for we will greet from inspiring English sources

The people we slag off in the comfort of your home we will greet with genuine warmth next time we meet them.

"In all villages and towns our fighters are patrolling, and if these occupying forces move toward the villages, we will greet them with bombs and bullets," he said.

"I hope that one day, inshallah, we will greet each other at the Mosque, saying Assalamu Alaikum, knowing that you are my protector and that I am yours," she wrote.

What will be our "Sunchyme," our "Lady," our "Music Sounds Better With You?" And crucially, as the years dull the edges of our earnestness, we will greet these bangers with dewy-eyed delight.

Mr. Joseph's program notes point out that Ms. Bhutto was to return to Pakistan on Oct. 18, the day after the production opened; as the play begins, Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf Andrew Guilartee) says in a jocularly ominous telephone exchange with Ms. Bhutto: "Come back home, and we'll greet you.

"And when there are Tories making the promises, we'll greet them with a jaundiced eye".

If he does, we conservatives will greet the news with our usual resolute stoicism or cheerful fatalism.

"We will excitedly greet one another at that glorious reunion with our believing loved ones," Dr. Enns writes about heaven.

At one point, Vice-President Cheney was shown telling Tim Russert, "I really do believe that we will be greeted as liberators".

Cheney: Well, I don't think it's likely to unfold that way, Tim, because I really do believe that we will be greeted as liberators.

According to the CIA, we will be greeted as liberators by the disaffected Monarchists, Vichyites, Jacobins, Girondists, Orleanists, and Bonapartists.