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Around the world. Reveler greet 2008.

Tom gravely steps forward to greet us.

The audience greet his speech with loud cheer.

The child is shy and doesn't like to greet people.

I greet you in the name of the President.

They greet each other with a hug and say Merry Christmas!

At the wedding reception,the bride and groom greet their guests.

An overpowering reluctance to greet her made him decide that she had not seen him.

You suddenly look back, I forgot to greet, miss is thin.

Temperatures with highs in the 90s and a searing sun greet all who step off airplanes.

But on Friday huge Numbers of people are expected to greet 2011 on Times Square in relatively balmy conditions.

They have been asked to greet each other with more sanitary contact, like fist pounding, or chest bumps.

Huating Temple in the Western Hills was wreathed with flowers, their fragrance wafted to greet all who approached.

She came forward eagerly to greet me; and held out one hand to take the expected letter.

Already you can feel how the energy changes. Perhaps you can perceive how the beings greet you, how you stride through a gate of light.

Every year, Hindus greet the turn of winter into spring with a splash of color — in some areas, a geyser of color.

After inspecting a guard of honour, he climbs a podium to greet Hamas's assembled notables, as a loudspeaker blares out an array of titles and praise.

Make a Sign: You can wear it sandwich board style or hang a banner across the door to greet them when they get home.

She is an Olympics ambassador, one of the people appointed to meet and greet visitors at the London games next year.

The next day when I greet her my heart is breaking and I can barely speak as I say what must be said: "Don 't bring me an apple tomorrow."

The next day when I greet her, my heart is breaking, and I can barely speak as I say what must be said: "Do not bring me an apple tomorrow," I tell her.

Clipboard-carrying concierges greet customers at the door to direct them to the right section of the store or to the personal shopper or trainer with whom they had made an appointment.

I know clans whose members greet each other with gingerly handshakes or, in what pass for kisses, with hurried brushes of side jawbones, as if the object were to touch not the lips but the ears.