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151. Rich ruby red in color, luscious aromatics of black cherry, blackberries, and plum greet the nose with a slight back note of earth, leather, and bittersweet chocolate.

152. As its greet prospects of application and development in many fields such as food, medicine and cosmetics, the celery seed essential oil attracts great interest among researchers in recent years.

153. Hands down the students pointed out, a large Fenglin greet our eyes, such as the sunset, such as Red Cloud, such as flame, full of life.

154. Maintain post a hygiene environment. Greet to all the leaders of hotel voluntarily fervidly. Speak in a civilized manner in the wk.

155. Likewise greet the church that is in their house. Salute my well-beloved Epaenetus, who is the firstfruits of Achaia unto Christ.

156. It is the Elephant and Walrus Kingdoms that greet you today.

157. She turns and waves. You arrive 5 minutes early and cheerfully greet the staff. Your boss comments on how good the day you are having.

158. Two hundred Huntington High students were on hand to greet Minh, Mrazek and Tiernan when their plane landed at New York's Kennedy International Airport.

159. Puss - in - Boots ran outside to greet them.

160. Standing ovations greet Korean soprano Sumi Jo whenever she performs her coloratura repertoire at Covent Garden, La Scala , the Paris Opera, Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House.

161. The Greeter constructor creates an instance of Message, which it then uses in the greet method call.

162. His last successful trip outside his home was in March 2007,[sentencedict.com] when six people pushed Uribe's wheel-equipped iron bed out to the street as a mariachi band played and a crowd gathered to greet him.

163. Co-Ed's first sub-unit, 5dolls, is busy preparing for their upcoming debut, but they took the time out of their schedule to greet everyone for the Lunar New Year wearing hanboks.

164. Wound and cancer double-decked ache frequently suffering girl, but she ever does not reveal the pain, each time the boy comes to see her, she can use the brightest smiling face to greet him.

165. I stood up to greet the 35 - year - old mogul and cheap plastic crackled beneath my feet.

166. At the wedding reception, the bride and groom greet their guests.

167. The Demo class includes a simple main method that creates an instance of Greeter and calls the greet method.

168. But my night bird is still awake to greet thee.

168. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

169. Clipboard-carrying concierges greet customers at the door to direct them to the right section of the store or to the personal shopper or trainer with whom they had made an appointment.

170. Butterfly bow dance, mandarin duck marine catch, the wind Feelings water, smiling, to greet the person, one pair.

171. You can unite the forces of Russian princedoms and give battle to the Horde, or gather the Novgorod militia and warmly greet the Order knights on the ice and snow of the northern lands.

172. He will be at your funeral parlour in one hour . Be there to greet him.

173. A car door opening to the grandma, grandma of two little yellow-dog will come to greet us.

174. Immediately , Collins was on his feet, wheeling about in time to greet Hannah Baxter.

175. We warmheartedness greet home and abroad client sends a telephone, your letter either coming personally to discuss and place an order.

176. Xiangzi wished to smooth things over and greet her as usual , but found he really couldn't.

177. Confirmative question and greet question sentence to is it ask message of paying or provide service to take advantage of, so assign the false question sentence.

178. To greet the annual Nobel Prizes, tongue-in-cheek scientists in the United States handed out their own "Ignobel" awards.

179. John McCain and his wife, Cindy, greet supporters at a campaign rally in Tampa, Florida.

180. When someone enters the room, you should rise if you are seated, smile, extend your hand and greet the person with a firm handshake.