At the bottom of the letter he wrote Kind regards, then signed his name.

He wrote Best regards at the end of the letter and then went on to sign his name.

Greetings, Aristotle.

Sir. Greetings.

Sit down. Greetings.

Greetings to our loyal senator.

Greetings to you, Crassus.

Greetings, Alexander.

Greetings, Marcus Clodius Flavius!

All the best!

That feast was one of the best I ever had.

How kind you are!

Give it my best.

Go back where you came from. Take our blessings with you.

Best wishes, John Green.

And they expect me to get well?

All the best. Thank you.

She needs to give her greetings now that he's out of the hospital.

I tasted all goods, and didn't find better than good health.

You're the kindest man in the world.

He was the kindest man I ever knew.

To all those who died like men on the bloody field of Chaeronea, all hail!

Tributes to Bassel have also come in the form of song.

With our thanks and very best wishes,

It gives you better tasting and odourless water

All the best. Thank you. Goodbye.

No, don't wory. Give them my best regards.

She'd grown... best wished, the usuals.

With this we close it. All the best and goodbye.

You all think you're more decent than I am. I come from a good family!

We offer him our best wishes for success.

Dear Sir, good day, compliments of the day, and my best wishes to you and family.

She thought me also the kindest... the gentlest... the most sympathetic man in the world.

I haven't seen anyone that enjoyed a better life than his, even though his living conditions were terrible.

It is therefore my honour and privilege to bring to you, and through you, to other representatives, warm greetings and salutations from the Government and the people of Namibia.

I am happy to convey the greetings and best wishes of His Majesty King Mswati III, Her Majesty the Queen Mother, and the entire Swazi nation.

I bring with me from the Kingdom of Swaziland the greetings and good wishes of Her Majesty Indlovukazi and the whole Swazi nation to our fellow Members and friends.

Beware of the scribes, who like to walk in long robes, and love greetings in the marketplaces, the best seats in the synagogues, and the best places at feasts

Beware of the scribes, which desire to walk in long robes, and love greetings in the markets, and the highest seats in the synagogues, and the chief rooms at feasts

I should also like to convey the best wishes of the Government and people of Pakistan to the brotherly people of Namibia.

I should like also to extend our congratulations to the members of the Bureau on their election.

Finally, I transmit the paternal and hopeful greetings to all assembled here and their families from Pope John Paul II, the Pope of the family, the Pope of life.

After the customary exchange of courtesies, he declared that the Committee had completed its work for the fifty ninth session.

On a personal note, Mr. President, let me wish you the best of whatever little holiday is left.

I wish the General Assembly all the best in its work and success in its noble efforts. quot