Examples of 'need to greet' in a sentence
Meaning of "need to greet"
need to greet: The act of requiring or desiring to say hello or acknowledge someone upon meeting them, typically as a sign of politeness or respect
How to use "need to greet" in a sentence
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need to greet
We need to greet him with a clean house.
You do not need to greet me.
We need to greet each other in a civilised fashion.
There is no need to greet anyone.
I need to greet the guests first.
There are still more places we have to go and people we need to greet.
I need to greet the guesys first.
Sam Walton understood the need to greet people warmly.
Need to greet visitors.
You do not need to greet formally.
If you glimpse the Emperor, no need to greet him.
We will need to greet them.
You are all around my son 's age . No need to greet.
I do not need to greet them.
I need to greet the other guests, but I will see you in a bit.
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Sit down . You do not need to greet me so warmly.
You need to greet all people you come across while traveling.
How many times do you need to greet me?
So you need to greet dwyane.
Now, if you will excuse me, there are people I need to greet.
No need to greet me.
Mr. Eelke Gerbrand Bonnema doesn't need to greet me.
You need to greet the New Year with as little debt as possible.
I will go, I will go. I will need to greet her too.
Uh huh, you simply need to greet your hyung by asking whether I have returned safely.
Master Dee… If you glimpse the Emperor, no need to greet him.
Tae Ik is coming, we need to greet him with a clean house.
My gosh, sir . You do not need to greet me.
Hey! You need to greet people.
Hey, kids . No need to greet me.
I see . Do I need to greet you first?
Tae Ik is coming, we need to greet him with a clean house. Yes.
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You never greet me this way anymore
Look at a person when you greet them
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