greeter

The door closed and the greeter disappeared into the night.

He worked there, mostly as a host and greeter, until his death in 1959.

Greeters only walk around with groups no larger than 6 persons.

The greeter said nothing, but motioned them to follow him.

A greeter will let that person know what is happening."

I got out, feeling, at 15, very inadequate as a female greeter.

Be part of the receiving line at the reception or act as a greeter.

Greeters are trained to help shoppers find what they want and answer their questions.

Greeters are also expected to learn customers' names, so that they can welcome them back.

I believe that she is mistaken in her perception of what the greeters do.

But as such he is more the building's face to the outside world, a greeter of visitors, than a service to tenants.

The spokesman of the greeters was a man named Walton.

Please register with our Greeter at the head of the ramp.

Therefore, during a walk through the city, a Greeter not only shows interesting or unknown places.

Three middle-aged women are the greeters in the lobby, and I ask one how many people showed up.

"Man in rags is at the door," called the greeter.

It showed that the greeter held no weapon to use against the visitor.

He turned to the club greeter, held up his credit wafer.

After getting dressed, we were gathered around the two greeters in the small terminal.

He had been given a post of distinction: greeter to a new trainer.

He found work as a greeter in a shop.

Using the symbol of freedom as a hotel greeter might seem inappropriate.

Took our places among a big crowd of meeters and greeters.

Teams used a control panel to pick the greeters and then place them in the order that they appeared along the race.

The greeters here on the recent Monday night had various reasons for donating their time.