Sentence examples for an expression of welcome from inspiring English sources

Dr. Brenneman, a former pastor who has led Goshen since 2006, said yes, "as an expression of welcome to the half of our student body who are part of other religious traditions," he told me.

A good meal can be an expression of love and a warm welcome home.

What has obviously changed from previous eras was the public expression of welcome offered by the royal family, with full-throated wishes for happiness, from Queen Elizabeth II and down through the ranks.

When a person isn't feeling particularly optimistic after a break-up, an expression of optimism may not be so welcome.

"You're so wonderful, you'll find someone else soon". When a person isn't feeling particularly optimistic after a break-up, an expression of optimism may not be so welcome.

Since food in the Middle East is an expression of hospitality, it's clear we're welcome.

Britain and France essentially welcomed the election as an expression of the Algerian people's will to engage in peaceful politics.

Despite her animadversions against ballet -- an expression of degeneration, of living death" -- she was warmly welcomed by the ballet establishment and, of course, by the public.

"You're welcome" took up its new function as an expression of rudeness at just the moment when the phrase lost its usefulness as a nicety.

Try to learn a few Irish expressions of welcome.

It was one of the first open expressions of welcome received by American troops in Iraq, but it was not the only one.