Sentence examples for a welcome trip from inspiring English sources

This current exhibition of photographs at London's The Little Black Gallery, in Chelsea, is a welcome trip down memory lane.

FC were formed with the aim of returning football to its long-forgotten roots and, as the masses queued up outside the Manchester Road End, they could have been forgiven for thinking they had made a welcome trip back in time.

Now I depend on Pinterest or Evernote to catalog most of my favorite images, but Colorbay's "My Likes" stream is a welcome trip down memory lane.

There were also appearances on the Johnny Carson and Regis Philbin shows; a work-free life in which Mr. Eisenberg and his wife, Bernice, traveled to California, Hawaii and Europe; and a shorter but equally welcome trip within Brooklyn -- from a cramped apartment with a view of a brick wall to an airy co-op with a high-rise view of the ocean.

Working on his Mizner musical with Mr. Weidman (his collaborator on "Assassins" and "Pacific Overtures"), Mr. Sondheim seemed to regard the show as a welcome side trip to something breezier, saying he had in mind a latter-day variation on the Bob Hope and Bing Crosby Roadd" movies.

"Customers also purchased more items on each trip, a welcome change from what we've seen for the last several quarters".

The weekend marked a rare lull in the presidential schedule, a welcome break before a grueling trip to Africa that would start on Monday.

But do these visits amount to a slow shifting of allegiances?For Mr Putin the trip was a welcome foray to countries whose governments are untroubled by Russia's conduct in Ukraine.

Mat Whitecross's film about five lads trying to get into the famous Stone Roses concert is a lively and enjoyable trip, and a welcome lads' subculture movie that isn't about football.

"Red, Hot and Blue" is a welcome divertissement, a fabulous side-trip, a validation of how good Paper Mill can get.

A welcome shift from the lugubrious trip-hop textures of her 2012 debut, "Born to Die," the song promises much from "Ultraviolence," which the singer made with Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys.