Sentence examples for In this welcoming from inspiring English sources

Bring friends or come solo, as you'll quickly meet other fantastic people in this welcoming environment.

As interest in this welcoming art scene has continued to grow, new businesses have been opening at a rapid clip.

After tattooing was legalized in Manhattan, Westchester followed suit; in this welcoming atmosphere, he said, about a dozen shops have sprung up in the county.

Sip one of more than five varieties of tea while enjoying a generous slice of one of owner Patricia Detcheverry's specialty cakes or a pastry in this welcoming patisserie, located on the ground floor of the Nuits St. Pierre hotel.

How ironic, it seemed, that I had come a very long way to feel so at home in this welcoming room in Pilson.

In 2014, this welcoming region of rugged moorlands, heritage homes and cosy pubs will be able to hold its head even higher when the Tour de France begins its grand départ from Leeds".

It's the third high-fatality attack on the Turkish capital since October, meaning that in five months this welcoming – if often a little boring – city has seen more blood spilled by terror than many places do in a lifetime.

But we've arguably reached a moment in history in which the gap between this welcoming ideal and the country's existing immigration policy seems especially large and glaring.

It marks the start of the main tourist season in this vast, welcoming and beautiful nation, with the richest archaeology in the world and miles of superb beaches.

The Americo-Liberian elite that ruled the country long enjoyed a special relationship with the United States, sending their young to attend school in this country, welcoming American business interests, benefiting handsomely from United States aid.

The dark streak of nativist prejudice that lurks in this generally welcoming country has often been inflamed by questionable or selective research that played to popular fears and resentments: fear of competition for jobs and opportunity and resources, fear that immigration brings criminals and terrorists, and just plain fear of the other, the different, the foreign.