Sentence examples for which is greeted from inspiring English sources

The hostesses's pièce de résistance is a stew in which the white lumps might be potatoes but are possibly pears, and a "sparse" salad which is greeted by the anti-hero with characteristic gusto: "Is this lettuce leaf all for me?

When Olivia (Rylance) says "most wonderful!" when both appear on stage, the inference is that she would like a threesome with the pair of them – which is greeted by riotous cheers from the audience.

The Burns supper traditionally sees the triumphant entrance of the haggis - accompanied by bagpipes - which is greeted with the recitation of Burns's Address To A Haggis: "Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face, / Great chieftain o' the puddin-race!

José arrives with the new guard, which is greeted and imitated by a crowd of urchins ("Avec la garde montante").

I say that I actually want to pay tax, which is greeted by a lot of laughter in the room, not least from Leon.

Yudhoyono witnessed the formal signing, which was greeted with applause.

That meeting appears to have led to today's solution, which was greeted positively by officials.

Consider rosiglitazone, a new type of diabetes drug, which was greeted with real enthusiasm in 2005-6.

The Maloofs' announcement, which was greeted with relief and elation by Kings fans, came with a heavy caveat.

Specific announcements were absent from Mr. Trudeau's speech, which was greeted with cheers and flashing cellphones.

The jury went out shortly after 11am yesterday, returning to deliver unanimous verdicts which were greeted by sobs.