Use the word hello in a sentence

Examples of how to use the word “hello” in a sentence. How to connect “hello” with other words to make correct English sentences.

hello (exclamation, n): used when meeting or greeting someone

Use “hello” in a sentence

Hello? Is anyone here?

Hello, it’s me. Could you come pick me up at the station?

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«Why don’t you stay downstairs, say hello loudly if either of them come up

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«Why, hello there! Are you the Pinkertons?» His old-timey accent made Violet’s mother giggle

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She’d slept a couple hours, a couple more on the cushion in the front room, when she was supposed to be ready to say hello loudly

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«Hello, my sister in flesh, what’s new from the mudball?»

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«Hello, hello? Anybody there?»

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‘I saw your car in the drive and thought I’d come over to say hello

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Melinda mumbled a hello but the girl ignored her

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«Why hello Herndon, I’m a good friend of Ava’s sister

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“Say Hello” said Catwhiskers

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“And a big hello to you” said Joe

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“Hello Catwhiskers, hello Cosmicblasto

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Once inside the Hall John said hello to all the other riders, and then Kate came into the Hall with Diana

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«Hello, my name is Gabe and I’m here to remind you of the need for truthfulness

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You may want to start with a nice friendly hello and move from there

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‘Yes … of course … Hello, Anna? It’s Sally … I tried ringing the house … oh, they’re with you

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«Hello Thom,» it was Ava’s voice from the front door to the lab

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‘I’ll come and say hello to Ishaan

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‘Hello? — oh, hello Gary

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He rolled over to wrap her in his arms and kiss her hello

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Dad says hello and have a great time

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A nurse appears in the doorway, says hello and checks charts and displays

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«Hello?» A slight west-country burr mixed with antipodean inflexions at the end of her sentences

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only said hello then started loading my stuff into the back of the station wagon

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There are about a dozen residents in the restaurant when we get there and, as we seat ourselves at a table near the window overlooking the lawn at the back of the building, several ladies come over – partly to say hello to me and partly to flirt with Dad

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Oh, hello Dr Jim

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Alfred answered the call while Alan was still halfway thru the ‘H’ in Hello

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Alex seated at the back of the table, smiled a warm hello, as she lowered the bundle from her arms to the floor with an exhausted sigh

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and not with so much as a hello

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Just to make sure she stepped back into the building and called «Hello

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So again she shouted «Hello» but still nothing it seemed they were to occupied with each other to acknowledge her

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«To say «hello» and tell you that more often than you’d guess, I think of you – I miss you too – – and wish you happiness!

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Jacob, continued to walk on with her, and as they approached the truck, Jim stepped from the driver’s side and called a hardy hello, to the two of them

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I have run out of stationary but I wanted to write and say hello, I’m thinking about you

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My love to your mom and dad and say «hello» for me

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Hello, hello! Do I hear the step of a friend?» There were footfalls outside, the door opened, and Inspector Morton appeared

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so I went to say hello

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«Hello, is this where Desa lives?»

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“What is it? Ash? Hello, earth to planet Ash?” I waved my hand in his face, but he remained frozen

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started, “Say hello to Joe and Kate

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«Hello?» Edrimer repeated

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«Hello?» she answered the call

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It was then that he heard a familiar voice saying, «Hello, brother

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When he finally came close enough to let his gun touch his head, he uttered words that he had longed to say: «Hello, brother

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Yes indeed! Away with everyday traffic jams, be gone tiresome railway waiting rooms and congested bus terminals, with DOCTOR GLORIA PLANKTON’s new flying course it’s Hello Blue Skies as you soar gracefully through the heavens like something that soars gracefully through the heavens quite a lot

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» Hello, could you direct me to the leaders

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«Hello!» I called out, going against my cautious nature

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“This is Pte Mack, Grundy and Pte Lamb”, we saluted him and said hello

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«Hello, Bishop! Don’t worry, she’s scatty but harmless

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«Hello? If there’s anybody there, I can’t

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«Hello Sharon,» said Frank, softly, over Angela’s computer speakers

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«Hello gorgeous,» he said gently, in his rich voice, straight out of a black and white movie with Lauren Bacall

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old Hello magazine to read with a satisfied yawn

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Hello Rosie old girl how are you feeling today?” Her eyes fixed on mine and a small smile spread on her lips but she looked desperately tired and drawn I sat on the bed and took her hand in mine and looked into her eyes but she had gone again there was nobody at home

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Jack went and sat next to her to say hello properly but he only

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We had a leisurely lunch and then we went back upstairs Helen told me that she would go in and sit with Mabel and Rosie so I said I would join her and say hello and see how she was

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Sitting next to her, almost as if waiting for permission to say hello, was the last available kitten

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“Sorry, hello,” he said meekly

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She remembered a dolphin had pressed its nose against the glass as if it wanted to communicate – at least convey a message, not to say hello, but something sorrowful

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” The young guy looked up at me and said hello

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The dealers just waved hello, giving Rita the thumbs up over the latex lovelies as they talked into their mobiles

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Bubbala smiled back and waved her hanky like she used to do when waving hello or goodbye when she was little

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“Errrr, hello, Rufus

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“Sheriff Forgo, are you in? Hello?”

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“He was a fabulous man, always said hello to everyone

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Pulling up to the kerbside outside his home in Robin’s Way, Alex waved a hello at old Mr Waverly, out tending his roses as usual, even though it was getting too dark to see

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Dawn shook hands and said hello

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«Hello, Bill!» answered the philanthropist, sedately

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«Hello Darkburst and where have you been all this time? I’ve been looking for you

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‘Mrs Langford hello, is Boyd there?’

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I still don’t get why he had to come see me, and was that it? Say hello and please forgive me, and that’s it? I just can’t understand it

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Pushing his head inside, he shouted, «Hello in there,» but there was no reply

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Egan tapped on the door and walked in stealing his hello with a kiss that I could never stop getting used to

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«Hello, is any badger there?»

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When Liam said hello we all heard Egan’s surprised shouting down the line and they relished in an hour-long conversation

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2 Chicago, Tortas Frontera (ORD) Buh-bye, mall-Mexican from Chili’s, hello, Rick Bayless and thank you for these delicious South-of-the-Border sandwiches

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«Hello Peter,» she replied, «and have you been taking care of my favourite boyfriend for me?»

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«Hello, my name’s Barns

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«Hello Inspector,» I greeted him hopefully

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“Say hello to the guys for me

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Busily preparing for her party, Sylvia, after a quick hello, told Beth she would sign her into a room later and to just leave her bag by the desk

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Hello!!!” she called into the phone

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She pulled out a phone—my actual phone, in its Hello Kitty case I’d grabbed from a bargain bin

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Hello! Here’s our grub,” he intoned majestically

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“Well ah, hello,” Sylvia said after an uncomfortable pause

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Oh, hello, Gene,” she said, glancing in his direction

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Each of the men said hello in various levels of grunts before Norman stood up

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“Truman! Hello!” he called merrily

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“Oh hello, I forgot you were still here,” Martha said as she returned to the kitchen and found a very sheepish me among her pots and pans

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«Hello?» could be heard drifting upstairs

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90.
Hello world» said LP, proudly

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Hello, beautiful tree

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Go in, say hello

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Everyone said hello to her, resumed

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You’d be having lunch with him at the Olympic someone would come to the table to say hello, and he’d have to show him the old colostomy bag

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“My mother,” says Tobias, “says hello

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«Oh, hello, Miss Walter,» retorted Dan, not at all abashed

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Silent tears mingled with it, like a quiet, sad hello

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Hello to the rest

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(1) «Hello, Maria,» he said, and she blushed again.

(2) Let’s go and say hello to him.

(3) ‘Oh, hello,’ said Eileen, with forced brightness.

(4) Hello, Paul. I haven’t seen you for ages.

(5) Please say hello to John for me.

(6) Hello, it’s us back again.

(7) Don’t be shy-come and say hello.

(8) Hello 2014!May all my wishes come true.

(9) Hello, John! How are you?

(10) Hello, is Mrs. Brow there?

(11) Oh, hello. Is Mark there?

(12) Hello. May I help you?

(13) We came to say hello as we were passing through.

(14) I want to be his favorite hello and his hardest goodbye.

(15) Hello[sentencedict.com], this is the Park Restaurant. May I help you?

(16) She actually condescended to say hello to me in the street today.

(17) Hello, Phoebe. Merry Christmas!

(18) Hello[Sentencedict.com],it’s Tom speaking.

(19) Hello, how are you?

(20) Hello, operator? Could you put me through to Room 31?

(21) Hello, girls and boys!

(22) Hello, this is John Thompson.

(23) Hello, is there anybody there?

(24) I said hello but she looked straight through me.

(25) Hello, is that Joan Murphy?

(26) Hello! Is there anybody home?

(27) You didn’t remember her birthday? Hello!

(28) If you’re brave enough to say GOODBYE, life will reward you with a new HELLO.

(29) She passed me in the street without even saying hello.

(30) Most people recognise the need to pay a golden hello to attract the best.