Sentence examples for I've welcomed from inspiring English sources
I've welcomed aides, volunteers and student teachers to come into my room to assist me with the children's needs.
As a member of HOST, for many years I've welcomed international students into my home, and very often we keep in touch after graduation.
"I'm not going to claim that every Tea Party or 9/12 leader thinks I'm hunky-dory, but I do think the people who I've reached out to would acknowledge that I've welcomed them into the Republican Party.
Up until now I've welcomed them onto my property, but now none of them can come back, because frankly I was hopeful that they'd at least take an interest in my work and ask me logical questions about how the systems operate.
For the past two and a half years, my wife and I have welcomed into our family a young man made homeless as a teenager.
I had welcomed Tim Waterstone's initiative and the fact that he had seen off WH Smith (a newsagent pretending to be a bookshop) as the dominant bookselling chain.
All too often in my life I have welcomed a particular leader as a hero, only to see him or her ignore Lord Acton's warning: "All power corrupts.
She added: I had welcomed the Bahraini government's decision to transfer these cases to civilian courts, as military trials of civilians raise serious problems as far as the equitable, impartial and independent administration of justice is concerned.
Alison Todd, Deputy Chief Executive, Children 1st Margaret Lynch, Chief Executive Officer, Citizens Advice Scotland Neil Coyle, Director of Policy and Campaigns at Disability Rights UK Stories of cannabis and mental illness I have welcomed Patrick Cockburn's special reports on mental health.
For years I have welcomed students to my classroom from many different educational, economic and cultural backgrounds, and seen how the community college system puts them on the same path of opportunity.
Whatever the case, to me the permeability of the parameters has always appealed as a robust feature visible in the details of 'social practice' (c.f., Hasan [1973]): it cannot be written off, and I have welcomed the use of both types of diacritics to indicate the 'porous' nature of the contextual parameters.
