She shouted, 'how dare you!' when he blamed her for the missing files.

In the pronunciation workshop, she wrote how-de-do on the board to show how the greeting sounds.

At her grandmother's tea parties, she counted the how-de-dos exchanged between guests and smiled.

The linguist entered how-de-do into the dictionary as a noun to record the pronunciation of how do you do.

When the company needed someone ruthless, they called in a boo how doy to handle the layoffs.

When I ran into my coworker at the café, I greeted her with a cheerful 'how are you going'.

You looked worried before the interview — how did it go?

At the corner café my neighbor waved and called out how goes the battle, smiling as if asking how I was doing.

When we bump into each other, she grins and says, 'how goes the war,' in a joking way to ask how I've been.

I'm thinking of canceling our trip — how say you?