Greeting for Parton?

Usage examples of hello.

It said hello by secreting algesic enzymes, triggering a star flare in his chest that slapped him off his feet like a blow from a club.

Ting-hao, Hello, Okay, and other Americanized expressions which have become passwords in the CEF.

The Solos barely had a chance to say hello to Anakin and the twins before they were on their way again, this time to Nova Station in what had once been the Carida system.

I dropped by on my way home, just to say hello, and Cavallo was sitting in his nice cool living room in his usual chair, with one old lamp in the middle of one little puddle of light, and all the rest in shadows.

I said hello once or twice, in passing, but he would give me the curtest possible nod and freeze me with his expression.

Then Inza had gotten herself apprenticed to a warlock, old Luris the Black, down on Wizard Street in Eastside, and after that she never had time to so much as say hello to her old friends.

If there is I call the feedlot and they bring the calves over and I turn on my video camera and get a tape of the mama cows saying hello to their missing calves.

Her heart jumped a little at the thought that maybe a neighbor was dropping by to say hello and welcome them, maybe a Welcome Wagon lady with all kinds of goodies and coupons and baby-sitting advice.

Now go upstairs and say hello to your brother and let me speak with Aster without your hotheadedness interfering.

And then: Hello, Hello, Shreveport, Natchitoches, Alexandria sending trains with help to New Iberia.

Isabella and I exchanged medium hello smiles and Orkney returned to the subject of American forebears.

No one wanted to say hello to an ugly Tewa girl walking down Palace Avenue.

Hello, said Ann, tinnily, and her voice evoked less mysticism amplified, she sounded like a junior high school thespian nervously engaged in a talent show.

Blink swore that he was going back to Teton Gulch next morning, and had jest stopped by to say hello, so I was mollified and pulled out for Yavapai without no more delay.

Gaius Marius, no falter in his step, no slowing of his pace, remembering to smile and say hello to this one and that as he hurried through the busy Suburan streets, forcing himself to go a little faster as he passed by the bookshops of the Argiletum in case he succumbed to the lure of going inside.