Quotes About Greeting

Good morning, my dears! (heart) And welcome back!

A familiar Gusism was to greet a friend with 'Hello, don't be a cunt all yer life.

This is a UN bus?' I ask. One of the Somali guys with the guns comes up behind me. As I stand there in the aisle, ready to punch the silent fat guy in the head, the Somali gunman, nodding and smiling, says to me, 'Yeah, UN, UN.' 'Three kids armed with AK-47s, that's some way to greet people,' I tell the fat guy. 'Yeah,' he says, 'welcome to Mogadishu.

Oh, hello, Matt,' she said, not looking altogether thrilled to see me. 'This is James Sanderson.' 'Pleased to meet you,' I lied.

bien calzado, bien recibido.

Daisy greeted her pleasantly, but the girl's Bambi eyes

To grasp the truth is a delicate gesture, like taking a hand in greeting, a lightness of touch is needed if one is to feel the presence of another being.

But he didn't seem surprised to see her. 'Hey.' 'Hey, yourself.' Okay, that was stupid. Her grandmother used to say Hey, yourself. Great, she was turning into her grandmother at the most inopportune time. She didn't want to sound like a well-adjusted sixty-year-old.

She smiled at him, the way she always did, even when he woke up at oh-what-the-fuck-hundred.

Boots: "Hi, you!

Peeta!" says Delly. "It's so nice to see you out . . . and about.

Yes. THANK YOU. And say hello to Judas Iscariot.

It's nice to meet you, Elise," he says, a slow, sexy smile pulling at his lips. "I'm Harlin.

It began with a hello, and ended in hell.

It is not 'Shinigami'. It is Kuchiki Rukia. I see.. I'm Kurosaki Ichigo. Let's pray this isn't the last greeting for both of us.

The doughnut was definitely looking at him. Hello, sailor, it seemed to be saying.

That's Carlos?" Phineas lowered his sword and whistled under his breath. "Hello, kitty.

Bienvenue. Welcome. Benvenuto. Herzlich Willkommen im Wolkenschloss. Genießen Sie ihren Aufenthalt.

Guten nacht. Schlop die gesunt.

Harriet greeted Chase with all the enthusiasm she would have shown a chin hair.

I knock cheerfully on the super's door—shave-and-a-haircut, two-bits!

He looked up, grinned, and tossed the rock over his shoulder. "'You had me at hello.

Knowledge is recognition of something absent it is a salutation, not an embrace.

When two Englishmen meet, their first talk is of the weather.