Sentence examples for Welcome phrase from inspiring English sources

This is the most welcome phrase in any leader's repertoire.

New loft districts, old civic jewels and revitalized night life are making the old refrain of "Meet Me in St . Louis a welcome phrase again.

Again, I let my heart speak, and it gave me the new welcomed phrase.

Why is it that "you're welcome," a phrase that is meant to be gracious, is often tinged with gloat?

He welcomed a phrase in the opening speech today in which Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, president of the bishops' conference, encouraged his fellow churchmen to "seize upon" opportunities for lay Catholics to help in church work.

English, you are welcome to the phrase "double-entendre," we have little cause to use it.

The neon sign at Harrah's was still flashing the happy phrase: "Welcome Bikers / 25 cent craps".

With David de Gea's troubled arrival from Spain in goal for Manchester United, much was made of the phrase "welcome to England".

The phrase 'Welcome to Hell' stems from Manchester United's Champions League visit to Galatasaray in November 1993, when Eric Cantona, Ryan Giggs and company were given a particularly hostile reception upon their arrival at the airport.

"This afternoon, we welcome the latest phrase in the lexicon of Republican attacks on the president: IRS".

"This afternoon, we welcome the latest phrase in the lexicon of Republican attacks on the president: IRS," Bashir said.