greeters

Kind of like the "greeters" at stores who let you know that they know you're there.

On Open-Carry And Police 2009

Kind of like the "greeters" at stores who let you know that they know you're there.

On Open-Carry And Police 2009

Or is this kind of like if the "greeters" at Wal-Mart all went on strike?

'Populism of the Privileged' 2010

The jobs vary, from technology coordinators to "greeters" who direct taxpayers to the proper preparer, among other duties.

Volunteer for AARP's Tax-Aide to help others and yourself 2009

After providing the army "greeters" (active duty recruiters, dressed not in uniforms but in polo shirts and khaki trousers) with their contact information, enthusiasts are welcome to avail themselves, free of charge, of the helicopter and Humvee simulators and the seventy-nine educational and motivational "gaming stations that include nineteen brand new XBOX 360 consoles and sixty custom built, high performance Alienware."

Deadly Games 2009

The jobs vary, from technology coordinators to "greeters" who direct taxpayers to the proper preparer, among other duties.

Volunteer for AARP's Tax-Aide to help others and yourself 2009

At St. John's Episcopal Church, in Charlotte, N.C., and St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Exton, Pa., adult members with Down Syndrome serve as altar servers, "greeters" and Sunday morning ushers.

Making God More Accessible Mark I. Pinsky 2009

Bloomingdale's, renowned for rude, dismissive clerks, recently put friendly-faced "greeters" at store doors and introduced a cloak-and-package room.

Of Miracles And Mergers 2008

As examples, he said citizen volunteers could be used as "greeters" and to augment the Parks and Parkways Department's staff.

New Orleans Saints Central 2010

I asked one of the "greeters" on the Second Life Help Island, desperate to find something that could make this vast, billion-dollar empire seem worthwhile.

PC Authority 2010