Meanings of greet people in English

Was its purpose to greet people... or to say good-bye to them?

We want to make sure we're able to greet people from the Cineplex.

Do you want to greet people-orshould I find someone else?

Deacon, the Talking Crow, is supposed to sit by the entrance and greet people.

One begins to greet people just because one knows them from seeing them around court.

She walked proudly and slowly, pausing to greet people at various tables, then moving on.

My soul, he pointed out, loved to greet people.

Fine Persian rugs greet people heading to the luxury air-conditioned marquee at Dubai's landmark Burj al-Arab hotel.

She and Tim pushed through the crowd toward a booth in the back, Tim stopping to greet people he knew.

Sam tried to find time to smile and greet people, but he was hustling to keep up with bar orders.

Her first weeks were spent learning to greet people with polite bows, wear kimono, and speak in the soft Kyoto dialect.

You'll greet people with the hard shell of your intellect or your opinions first before you get all soft on them.

The Queen also ditched her usual practice of shaking hands with visitors to Buckingham Palace choosing instead to greet people from a distance.

It is tempting to greet people these days with an ironic comment about the weather, but given this heat-induced dumbness, you might accidentally sound sincere.

Well-wishers greeted people returning home with a warm welcome at Dublin airport.

This was how you greeted people after a day or two apart.