Sentence examples for would be greeting from inspiring English sources

Khamladai, 25, as an assistant banquet manager, would be greeting the participants at 8 a.m.; her little brother, Roshan, 21, was arranging the audio-visual presentation.

The end times may or may not be upon us, but if this event's dress code is anything to go by — it lists neon tank tops for the guys and striped short shorts for the girls, among other things — this crowd would be greeting it in style.

The simplest way would be greeting your classmates more often in the hallways.

Easily recognizable in their uniforms, I wonder if these guys would be greeting Gjinovci as warmly in their home countries.

Easily recognisable in their uniforms and with flags emblazoned on their shoulders, I wonder if these guys would be greeting Gjinovci as warmly in their respective home countries.

Christian music was blasting at full volume the whole time, and the characters, played by the friendly ticket agents and guides who'd been greeting us with "Shalom!" throughout the day, were scattered all about the auditorium.

If we didn't allow English to evolve, we would hardly have words enough to express ourselves in our modern society, and we'd still be greeting each other by saying "Ēadig, þec tō mētenne".

Upon entering you will be greeted by, well, exactly who you'd expect to be greeting you at a place called the Gun Store: Purebred desert rednecks.

He was greeting some guests.

We may even refer by nickname to the informant who betrayed John Gotti: "Sammy the Bull," we say, as if that would be our greeting if we saw the man at the Olive Garden.

It would be something like Christians greeting each other with "Christ is risen!" followed by "Christ will come again".