We said hello to the world's first genetic three-parent babyDr.
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I should have said hello to the man in the library.
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He has said hello to his baseball idol, but only casually.
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A girl said an ambulance driver had said hello to her.
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"Just stopped in Alaska and said hello to our GREAT troops!" he said.
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I decided to ask her why she only said hello to my mother.
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"I said hello to him first, and he finally said hello back," Warren added.
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I said hello to bent-over grandmothers and their grandchildren playing in rice paddies.
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Inside the barn, we said hello to Orb, the Kentucky Derby winner in 2013.
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She said hello to the other two waitresses as they arrived for their shifts.
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"I said hello to him first, and he finally said hello back," Warren said.
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Adele said "Hello" to her best-ever burrito with a tweet heard round the world.
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Pinson said hello to each of his teammates and then waved as he walked offstage.
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I said hello to him two or three times, and he looked right through me.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), a vocal Trump critic, said the conservative firebrand said "hello" to him.
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He was someone I said hello to all the time — a very pleasant man, very nice.
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And we said hello to new colleagues in the early states and building toward Super Tuesday.
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"He's probably never said hello to the Taliban, let alone being with them," Hayaturahman Khan said.
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"The first few times I said hello to him, he didn't even say hello back," she added.
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Her husband sat in a chair by the window, and I smiled and said hello to him.
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After practice, I said hello to the skaters' coach, Kim Hyon-son, who stood beside the rink.
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Then he said hello to his daughter, Alex, who waits tables there, along with his son, Sean.
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She said hello to some passers-by, but mostly maintained a calm concentration and a steady gait.
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I said hello to them before the show and told them I would meet them afterwards in front.
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Adele has said hello to the world, but she might find that saying goodbye is a little harder.
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She said hello to people she hadn't yet met, and then introduced them to others in the group.
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The little one ran all around the field, said hello to players, and enjoyed his new-found attention.
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She also said hello to fellow stars, and sat with friend and fellow A-list star Emma Stone.
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I said hello to a few people gathered outside, and then looked for the conference's organizer in the cafeteria.
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According to their Instagram stories, they've since said "Hello" to South Africa, stopping for a photo before officially jetting off.
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"He finally said hello to me," Warren exclaims in an interview for Chelsea Handler's Netflix talk show, "Chelsea," streaming Friday.
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"I said, 'hello' to him," Ford told the Committee: And his face was white, and very uncomfortable saying hello back.
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Another time, she said hello to someone she had class with a few years earlier, and whose name she never knew.
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At a rally for Clinton and her running mate, Tim Kaine, the billionaire said "hello" to the GOP nominee in Russian.
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And yet from a political standpoint, although I certainly have a lot of fans — you just said hello to Senator Sessions.
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"I went down just to say hello to Melania, and while I was there I said hello to Putin," Trump said.
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When they reached the innermost part of the main hall, Kiefer had suddenly come cycling out and said hello to him.
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Birdman's son, Bryan Jr., came down and said "hello" to Weezy first, before Wayne stopped by Birdman's table where they hugged it out.
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One of the girls, a thin thing with protruding teeth who looked around 17, said hello to me and asked for a cigarette.
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At the park, he said hello to Paul Gentile and Bob Amoruso, two Adventureland executives who he invites to his class as guest speakers.
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After his indictment a few months later, I said hello to him on the steps of the federal courthouse, only to be brushed off.
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When Wallace and his family arrived at the venue hours earlier, he says that he said hello to the group after they parked the SUV.
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By the next morning, Alexa was the first "person" Grace said hello to as she bounded into the kitchen wearing her pink fluffy dressing gown.
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I've always said hello to him, but when I ditched my headphones for a week, I made more of an effort to chat with him.
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On the day the Carolina Panthers said goodbye to quarterback Cam Newton, they also reportedly said hello to a new target for their new quarterback.
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"This was a shock to me, because I live in Brentwood, and no one said hello to me," Corden, 37, cracked as Britton and Cuban laughed.
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"I turn around and my boyfriend — so charming, so nice — he said hello [to Trump]," she recalled of the initial interaction at an event years ago.
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She just matter-of-factly ran down the program with great professionalism, said hello to some of the guys in the band, and that was it.
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In a tweet shared today, Hiddleston noted that he went for a run, said hello to a few fans, and, of course, had a slice of cake.
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So the meal was going, and toward dessert I went down just to say hello to Melania, and while I was there I said hello to Putin.
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At the party, she said hello to Richie Treutle, the club chaplain, who during Hurricane Sandy insisted on remaining aboard his 40-foot boat docked at the club.
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In an on-field interview after the game, an ebullient Brady said hello to his family before addressing the difficult start to the season in an indirect way.
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In one case, she said, a man who had been served with a gang injunction was walking with his family in a park and said hello to another man.
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Robbie tells a funny story about how Harding casually said hello to Meryl (as in, Streep), and was helped by a very lovely lady in the photo line (Sharon Stone!
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When her black grandchildren were toddlers, people on the Upper East Side smiled and said hello to them, treating them as if they were the cutest things in the world.
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There are four apartments, and before the infestation my relationship with my neighbors was defined by the two or three times we'd said hello to each other in the hallway.
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On the other hand, we have just said Hello to Google Allo and witnessed a big ripple in the AI ocean with the Google Assistant available within user-to-user chats.
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Just in the past two minutes, I've said hello to my children, gazed out a window, eaten a raw pepper, looked at a book on my bookshelf and briefly pondered opening it.
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He said hello to his two sons and his dog and his pig and his in-laws, and checked on the sous vide machine, the Coldline blast chiller, the brine, the smoker.
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"According to the technical report, bin Salman and Bezos exchanged numbers, had dinner in Los Angeles, [and] said hello to each other on WhatsApp," Joseph Cox, the Motherboard reporter said on CYBER.
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Jenna Dewan and Brad Goreski chatted it up during commercial break (before accusations that Dewan had shaded Cabello during her performance of "Señorita" circulated) and said hello to several people in the audience.
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"My daughter Charlotte said hello to Sophie and we briefly exchanged a few words about conditions in the cave as we had not yet reached the entrance of the cave," Godby tells PTBO Canada.
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A family who said goodbye to their dog in Aleppo, Syria, said hello to him again recently in Canada — and we mean it when we say you're going to need tissues for this one.
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" Later, at the Screen Actors Guild Awards Gala hosted by PEOPLE and the Entertainment Industry Foundation, he told PEOPLE it was the highlight of his night: "I said hello to Leonardo DiCaprio and that was awesome.
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He said hello to Samantha Watson, who is in her early 30s, and complimented the elegant appearance of Colleen Blanchette, who is in her 60s and has worked at the pharmacy for more than a decade.
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I said hello to business folk about to hop into their Suzuki Jimny jeeps, to Portuguese workers on break from car factories, to men in traditional fundoshi underwear about to carry a portable shrine in a festival.
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I said hello to him and he went downstairs for some sort of MRI, you know, a scan and we came back up and he had a seizure and he died and that was really fucking traumatizing.
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What is crazy about [Masamune] Shirow's work [who created the original manga comic] is that he was talking about interconnected computers, and the vast and infinite network when universities in America hadn't even said hello to each other.
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Carter Page, an unpaid advisor who left the campaign before Trump was elected, told the House intelligence committee last week that he "briefly said hello to" Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich when he traveled to Russia for a speech.
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When you welcome the randomness in your life, you never know how it will pay off later: For example, once one of us said hello to someone in an elevator, and that person ended up being a large client a couple years later.
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The couple met in January 2013 during a Democratic Party happy hour at a crowded dive bar in Washington, but when Ms. Lustig said hello to Mr. Savett a couple of days later at a local coffee shop, he did not recognize her.
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The couple met in January 43 during a Democratic Party happy hour at a crowded dive bar in Washington, but when Ms. Lustig said hello to Mr. Savett a couple of days later at a local coffee shop, he did not recognize her.
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On January 22, the entrepreneur and star of ABC's "Shark Tank," did an "Ask me Anything" question-and-answer session via Reddit, during which user Supersix4our recalled a situation where he or she could have said hello to John, and opted not to.
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He said hello to Mary Magdalene—she was the first to see him, because she had washed his feet and dried them with her hair—and later he made breakfast for his disciples to prove that he had died and then come back real.
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You can always stay home and prep for the Emmys by binging on "Game of Thrones" and "This Is Us." AND FINALLY Wet and wild It was a close encounter of the wet kind when a humpback whale said hello to a boatload of tourists in Alaska.
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At a big Sunday market in the nearby town of St.-Cyprien, where Mr. Walker waved to the butcher and said hello to his friend Stèphane, a cheesemaker and neighbor who is also the basis for a character in the Bruno books, most of the vendors sold the local specialties.
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In late 2009 or early 2010, Ramos contacted a former high school classmate via email thanking her "for being the only person that was ever nice, or said hello to him in high school," the woman wrote in court documents when she sought a peace order protecting her from Ramos in January 2011.
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"[Bernie] came, and everyone was swarming around him and the other candidates, because they weren't supportive of the mayor, so, being the good Catholic girl, of course I was very nice to the mayor and barely even said hello to Bernie," Jane Sanders told the nonprofit Vermont Business and Social Responsibility in 2007.
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And to top it all off, that night I might see Louis C.K. The comic who had called me out for not laughing the night before was back on stage tonight, telling the same joke about how when a woman said hello to him, he wasn't going to "fall for it" in light of #MeToo.
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With my belly filled — and having said "hello" to a portrait of Princess Anne hanging over the fruit juice — I then toured the grounds of Sandhurst in search of the pool alongside my teammate Sean Hemans, 39, a former Coldstream Guard and PTSD patient who was the first Jamaican to join the oldest regiment in the British Army.
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Other than I held the Miss Universe pageant there…" The second meeting with Putin at the G-20 was really just Trump going over to say hi to Melania "So the meal was going, and toward dessert I went down just to say hello to Melania, and while I was there I said hello to Putin.
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Former President Jimmy Carter gave his fellow airplane passengers a memorable experience last week, taking the time to shake hands with everyone on his flight from Atlanta to Washington, D.C. Footage from the flight on Thursday shared on Twitter by James Parker Sheffield showed Carter making his way down the aisle with a smile on his face as he said hello to other travelers.
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"Jesse Ventura hires a familiar face". Star Tribune. September 19, 2011 and a daughter, Jade. With the exception of the first two WrestleManias, Ventura always said hello to "Terry, Tyrel and Jade back in Minneapolis" during his commentary at the annual event.
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When it starts storming, Ned and Tally take shelter indoors where Tally reveals that her mother had always wanted to take her to San Francisco but they couldn't afford to move there due to them living paycheck to paycheck. As a result, she had low self esteem and wrote that she would walk to the train station and if no one said hello to her, she would kill herself (which she ended up doing). Tally claims that Ned is a caring person and tearfully states that Ned would've said hello to her, before realizing that she is in love with him, ultimately deciding to have dinner with him on Thanksgiving. At Thanksgiving, Tally has dinner with the Chipleys, much to the consternation of Bob.
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Vivienne finally reaches the rehearsal studio and is received by Ben at the front door. He informs her that she has an upcoming interview right after the rehearsal. As she comes face to face with her band mates, she apologizes for being late. She begins hugging everyone else except the drummer, Jordan (Taylor Kinney), whom she simply just said hello to.
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To accommodate his phone- intensive act, WABC installed an extra mixing board and a telephone hybrid system – something the station never used previously. Ten minutes into his very first night, he showed his self-deprecating side when he said "hello" to his parents listening in Suffern – then said, "Who am I kidding? They tuned out of this mess five minutes ago." Howard's high-energy delivery was a shock for many WABC listeners who were accustomed to the station's more "adult" approach.
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Jeri Armbrust claimed she only stopped by Davis' house to drop off groceries and heard Davis' TV on upstairs, but did not go up to say hello; she just left, and went home. Detectives found it unusual for Jeri Armbrust to take care of someone who was not a blood relative, and she was wearing Nikes, and they also wondered why she would not have said hello to Davis.Braidhill, pp. 11–13. After weeks of talking with Armbrust and building a rapport, Detective Joseph Greco, a lead investigator, realized she was not the person they were looking for.
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In this period, Richardson rose to national prominence as a civil rights leader. In August 1963 she was saluted as one of the six "Negro Women Fighters for Freedom" featured on the stage of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Like most of the other women that day, however, she was not permitted to address the crowd. (She said "hello" to the audience before the microphone was taken out of her hands and she was shown off.) In December 1963 Richardson attended a national meeting of SNCC leaders in Atlanta, where they discussed the future direction of the organization.
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A young woman who was a champion runner was planted at a street corner they would pass, and she was asking directions from a passerby when she saw Truman and shouted hello. In a stunt suggestive of the classic radio play The Hitchhiker, she then ran around the block so she could be ahead of Truman and was at the next corner where she again said hello to him as he approached. After this was done several times, she asked President Truman if something seemed familiar. The former president replied he expected she had something to do with the van that had been following him, and pointed straight into the camera with his walking stick without turning to look.
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