Sentence examples for which you greet from inspiring English sources

But the warmth and friendliness with which you greet us today and the Viking ship show us that, luckily, it has all been forgiven".

"I thought it'd be pretty straightforward but there are so many rules about the way in which you have to greet customers".

All of which would be fine if it wasn't for the fact that he insists on updating you every time he sets a new personal best (STOP SAYING "STRAVA", GREG, I'M JUST TRYING TO MAKE SOME TEA), or the overbearing smugness with which he greets you when you roll into the office 45 minutes late every time there's a tube strike.

Incidentally, we inherited Vito's Caged poster which greets you now as you enter our apartment, on apposing walls of which are two other Vito posters, one from Common Threads: Stories From The Quilt, the 1989 academy-award winning documentary featuring Vito, and another from a New York City Gay Men's Chorus Night at the Movies that Vito hosted.

The most common form of hello is 'Nomoskar', which is to greet someone you know formally or who is just a casual acquaintance.

It also became memorable for its messaging service, which would greet users with an audio clip that would cheerfully announce "you've got mail!".

One can entirely understand the fury with which feminists greet patronising advice from men about how to do feminism properly.

The first is a beautiful self-portrait from 1948 which greets you at the entrance to the show.

And she's a very modern woman in the sense that she thinks, 'You're not going to take advantage of me; I'm going to take advantage of you.' " The play, which was greeted as a triumph when it opened in 1895, closed soon after, when Wilde was convicted of acts of "gross indecency".

Tropical gardens and charming wooden huts are the sights which greet me.

The wrought iron gates and accompanying stone piers which greet visitors at the north-eastern entrance to the park are also Grade II listed.