Sentence examples for Become welcome from inspiring English sources

The external laws may seem, at first, like an imposition, but then they become welcome and finally seem like a person's natural way of being.

Once he has his first great game, feels the adulation and cheers -- when his hugs become welcome -- will Williams forget the uproar about whether he belonged at Miami?

Make no mistake: these technologies are becoming easier to use and more affordable -- and they're doing so just as the baby boomers are entering the age where some assistive technology will become welcome.

The Ford clan, including Harrison's flame, Calista Flockhart (she referred them to a stylist friend), has taken them under its wing, and they've become welcome guests and hired foodies across town.

At the same time, the many other elderly women who turn out for Clinton campaign events have become welcome set pieces, visibly demonstrating the candidate's effort to highlight her sex and her overtures to female voters, whom the campaign is counting on to propel her to the Democratic presidential nomination.

Fiscal deficits, traditionally unacceptable to conservatives, had even become welcome to the Right, which regarded them as a way to "starve the beast".

It may take a while for touch to become welcomed and natural in a society where many people have been abused and harassed or where deep-rooted prejudices, some religious, exist.

They became welcome company, domesticated and sympathetic.

Sites that served free hot food became welcome, if fleeting, oases of luxury and warmth.

But the band are playing material from his album Light Is Calling, where the studio itself becomes an instrument, and any input becomes welcome.

And then I said, 'I've got some ideas for songs of my own,' and so Jeff and I began work on what later became Welcome to Hell, In League With Satan, and a bunch of other early songs".