greeted造句

A fragrance greeted us.

They greeted us with civility.

They greeted each other warmly.

His speech was greeted by loud cheers.

A barrage of fire greeted these words.

The speech was greeted by loud cheers.

The players were greeted by rousing cheers.

They greeted and smooched each other.

Don Corleone greeted the baker with an embrace.

He was greeted by hundreds of American troops.

His suggestion was greeted with hoots of laughter.

The Native Villagers greeted the Pilgrims and celebrated there arrival.

The two men exchanged greetings, ie Each greeted the other.

"The sick man of Europe" was how the pro-government El pais newspaper greeted the news.

If DNA ruled, we should be greeted daily by artistic marvels.

This utterance of his was greeted with bursts of uproarious laughter.

But the crowds that greeted the returning ships had no idea what they were truly carrying.

Flo flipped open the bus doors and greeted me with a big smile and a hug.

I was greeted in my room by a very well-fed rat who seemed a bit surprised by my arrival.

People on shore greeted the new 10, 000 toner by waving their arms as she was getting up.

Distant thunder greeted this scheme, from the south Pacific, where de Gaulle on his travels sent orders to prepare proposals.

As they spread their money around the world, sovereign-wealth funds will usually be greeted with open arms.

Japanese flags were burned, there were calls for boycotts of Japanese goods and boos and jeers greeted Japan's every move.

During one of the intervals, we left our seats and, in the corridor, we saw a tall woman whom my friend greeted with a bow.

Lilly walked up the three flights of stairs and was greeted at the door by a sweet older woman who was leaning on a crutch.

He greeted the drivers and, noticing the jar, reminded Lota to keep it daily filled with tea as usual during his absence.

There was a time, may be as recently as 10 or 15 years ago, we were greeted with Merry Christmas, but now it is happy holidays.

A group of salesman tasked with door knocking on people's houses had the fright of their life when they were greeted - by the door knocker.

When I greeted Eli, then next morning, I was afraid to tell Eli what God told me, but Eli told me that if I didn’t, God will punish me.

Mr Lai is said to have then broken through the police cordon, climbed to where Mr Chen sat, greeted him with a handshake - and then pushed him off the edge.

In brilliant sunshine the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were greeted by Bermuda's Governor Sir Richard Gozney and Premier Ewart Brown when their chartered British Airways jet arrived.

This rise in exports has been greeted with cheer in an industry that has faced dire problems, due to falling consumption in France, overproduction and greater competition from New World wineries.

Scarlett had never liked Hilton any more than she liked their own overseer Jonas Wilkerson, and she liked him even less now, as he sauntered forward and greeted her like an equal.

She still wore the raspberry-colored suit in which she had greeted welcoming crowds in Fort Worth and Dallas. But she had taken off the matching pillbox hat she wore earlier in the day, and her dark hair was windblown and tangled.

It is true to say that on Gulang Island one is greeted by gorgeous flowers and beautiful sights every step of the way. Can the island not be called a poem of nature beyond words or a landscape painting in three dimensions?