Sentences with phrase «coming out to greet»

Malgrave is not the most helpful of clients, neither coming out to greet you nor explaining how to get past the various puzzle - locks all around the island.

I applaud the Ox and Bellerin for coming out to greet us.

After all, the first words he uttered, gaily, as the other members of the expedition came out to greet him and Norgay as they walked back down the mountain were, simply enough, «Well, we knocked the bastard off.»

No one came out to greet me.

Because each day, without fail, my husband will hear the telltale sound of the garage door and will come out to greet me.

• Breakfast with Lions — On Saturday mornings, Zoo Boise's majestic golden lions come out to greet special breakfast guests.

At Pinewood Studios this morning, or afternoon for London I suppose, the director of Skyfall, Sam Mendez came out to greet an audience, in company of Barbara Broccoli, to introduce Bond 24.

(I loved how clean the service department was and the young man that washed and waxed my car came out to greet me when he saw me in the service department!)

I started doing business with him on a whim on a Sunday of all days when I pulled into his lot and one of his salespeople came out to greet me.

And Mr. Tray Taylor came out to greet me with a great smile and seemed very knowl

Don Richards came out to greet me immediately.

Within minutes after Aaron Flickinger came out to greet me and my wife my attitude changed.

17,000 people — over half the island's population — came out to greet the ship on its arrival.

Cats are independent and often have their favorite hiding places, but even the shyest cats usually come out to greet their families.

It was Wednesday morning, December 21, when I took him to the animal hospital to meet Tricia and the whole staff came out to greet us — they were so happy to see Scooter!

Norika, the owners Japanese wife came out to greet us and led us into the main house for an intro.

On arriving at their destination in Kingston, they were happy to meet injured workers who came out to greet them and sign the Big Book of Injured Workers, then headed off to do an interview with radio station 104.3 Kingston.

Feel free to help yourself to water, tea or coffee, and Alex will come out to greet you at your scheduled appointment time.

Not exact matches

Along the way, I greeted locals out harvesting their food for the day, and made a friend of Luz, a white horse who I'd see every time my run came to an end.

This event will be a kind of a meet and greet for the financial markets and it will be interesting to see if Powell plays the role of support for the markets or if he will come out tough on inflation.

My soul flies out to greet you coming down.

Even if one does not actually obstruct the Curia's work we would question how up - building it is to one's own faith (and how helpful it is to those who have been entrusted to our pastoral care) to greet every initiative or document coming out of the Curia with instant suspicion.

I think partially because she just had been doing that for so many years, she was just used to getting up and coming into Tosca and hanging out there and greeting people.

If Wenger and the players came out to apologise after the game and sat by our fans to greet us, I'd somehow take some pride in defeat.

When it came time for the pregame introductions, Irvin was greeted by a mixture of cheers and boos, the cheers perhaps winning out by a 3 - to - 1 margin.

Old Hall of Famers come out and greet the crowd, and future Hall of Famers run out to play baseball.

When the third and final Test against New Zealand started on Aug. 22, the crowd gave Botham a noisy greeting when he came out with England to field, and a roar later when Gatting, his captain, called on him to bowl.

In fact, Blackburn's newest owners have been greeted with sniggers and ample amounts of puns and jokes, but even worse than unimaginative cheap jokes are likely to come out of this latest forgiven investment deal as the Premier League lose yet more of his traditional English roots and heritage.

Ironically, they probably could have done without a home fixture next time out, as while their record at The Reebok is outstanding for the 2010/2011 term (W9 D5 L2), not to mention winning their last four home league games on the spin, the players are likely to be greeted by a lukewarm reception on Sunday, with disgruntled supporters still coming to terms with last Sunday's woeful display in unquestionably the club's biggest match since the turn of the Millennium.

When I was finally allowed out of the ICU and back into the maternity ward they greeted me with my baby and were all so excited for me to have come out of the whole ordeal alive.

For Democrats the «spring brunch» represents a coming - out party, an opportunity to greet old friends, to size up potential enemies, to plot strategy for the annual nominating conventions a few weeks hence, and of course to honor their own.

Thank you to everyone who came out Sunday evening for the New Baltimore Meet and Greet.

Every club encourages members to come in where they are greeted by a representative from County.They hand out the petitions and instruct the members to return sometimes on the following day.

As I spill out my contents from what seems to be from the inside out; I divulge my collective bargaining with God to take me first, if it is His will, so that I may be on the other side of love to greet my Dad when the time comes.

She would wake up at 3 in the morning, go to her first job as a baker for a few hours, come home to send us off to school, sleep, greet us when we got back, then head out for her second job in retail for the rest of the night.

The sun came out to shine bright, so I greeted it back...

With my guest bedroom reveal coming out earlier this week my thoughts turned to, «What could I setup to greet my guests in the morning?»

As I waited to greet her, in my mind I saw her float above the ground, wearing a long white dress [come to find out it was a short black & white polka dot one] it was as if I had known her all my life.

Things get complicated once again involving Vicky and some meddling by her Barcelona host, Patricia Clarkson (wasted in miniscule supporting role which mainly consists of greeting people as they get out of cars) and come to rather abrupt, somewhat satisfying, if only for its slightly non-standard, conclusion.

The kids we just saw come running out of a house to greet Shuri.

Gary Mayor Karen Freeman - Wilson came out to support 21st Century Charter School at Gary and Stericycle partnership and excitedly greeted students, teachers and staff warmly, encouraging students to work hard and do well in school.

Slowly, Niklas and the car came into view as a mob of people went out onto the road to greet him as if he were a WWII soldier returning from battle.

I rolled into a friend's driveway — he happened to be out in the yard with his dog — and was greeted with, «I heard that thing coming a minute and a half ago.»

As we continued, proprietors came out of their restaurants to greet him.

Now that she has been in her foster home for a short time, this smart girl has learned to eat out of a bowl and that leashes are fine, she recently came to a Meet and Greet and was very comfortable with all of the attention she received..

If we are out for a walk and are approached by another person walking their dog we NEVER allow the other dog to come up and smell or greet our puppy.

Grandma Cami is still here happily chasing her frisbee and she'll greet you with toy in mouth when you come to pick out your puppy.

Of course there will be dogs to be let out and played with, kitty condos to clean and potential adopters to greet, but beyond that, nothing can prepare us for who or what will come through our doors.

When a stranger approaches his home he will hide and wait a few to come out and greet them.

Freddie tries out this potential new solution to his Big Dog Worries a few days later, except instead of waiting for a big dog to come within greeting distance, Freddie is proactive: he growls and lunges toward a large energetic dog who is walking by minding her business.