greet

But I had no time to say another word to him, as I turned to greet Mrs. Marshall.

But what dignitary is this crossing from the other side to greet the governor?

Napoleon, indeed, was scarce able to greet his visitor pleasantly.

She did not greet him in any way, but turned her head to address commands.

He hurried home so that he might be there to greet her when she returned from her work.

They were to greet her courteously, and inquire who she was.

An ominous leave-taking was his, and calamity was there to greet him home again.

She rose to greet him, and he saw that her eyes were dark-rimmed, and her lips rough.

She was helped gently down, and Rose was there to greet her.

And over herself she dropped a vesture of joy to greet him when he should step forth.