Helloing

The receptionist was helloing patients as they arrived at the clinic.

The musician was helloing the audience before the concert began.

The salesman was helloing customers as they entered the store.

The pastor was helloing congregants before the church service.

The host was helloing the guests as they arrived.

The tour guide was helloing tourists as they boarded the bus for the sightseeing tour.

The diplomat was helloing foreign dignitaries at the embassy reception.

"Helloing" is not a commonly used interjection in this sense. The more typical interjection for greeting someone or drawing their attention is simply "hello."

Helloing cheerfully, the children ran towards their parents.

Helloing with a smile, she invited us to sit down.

Helloing cheerfully, she announced the good news.

Helloing happily, she greeted her guests at the door.

She suddenly popped up, helloing to everyone in the room.

She surprised him by helloing him from behind.

The bird flew overhead, helloing its wings as it passed by.

The band started helloing the drums and the guitars, signaling the start of the concert.

The children were helloing and laughing as they played.

The construction worker used helloing to communicate with his colleagues on the noisy site.

The speaker resorted to helloing to grab the attention of the audience.

The conductor used helloing to communicate with the musicians during the performance.

The caller resorted to helloing when the phone line was bad.

I always make sure to add a personalized helloing when sending out invitations.

The helloing in the memo was professional and respectful.

The helloing from the host family was so kind, it immediately made me feel at home.

The helloing seemed insincere, as if the sender was just going through the motions.

I was surprised to see a helloing from someone I hadn't heard from in years.