Sentence examples for being so hospitable from inspiring English sources
Although the ranch was not developed for tourism, the Del Valles, with their Californio sense of hospitality, would lodge the visitors, but by October 1888, it was getting to be so expensive for the family that Reginaldo del Valle pressed upon his mother to stop being so hospitable.
Indians are so hospitable.
I've got white skin, which is like natural Kevlar, and Thais are so hospitable to white foreigners".
And a special thanks to all those Iranians who helped with my trip and were so hospitable.
Cheryl is so hospitable that I forgive Caitlin for dragging me here – and the cake is fantastic.
The Queensland Fisheries Service, intrigued that Australian waters are so hospitable to jellyfish, is considering setting up a commercial fishing operation for the edible jellyfish Catostylus mosaicus.
The majority of designers showing during New York Fashion Week, which begins today, started their labels within the last decade, chasing the dream of fashion in a city that has not always been so hospitable to talented designers.
The company building it, Spaceflight Industries, is one of a growing number of start-ups springing up in Seattle for the same reasons the area has been so hospitable to internet and software companies.
No previous youth movement had been so hospitable to homosexuals: Howard and the my-dearing Gathorne-Hardy were the last word in period flamboyance, while Stephen Tennant's relationship with the much older Siegfried Sassoon was the talk of the Mayfair drawing rooms.
The collider is a gargantuan structure at the European Center for Nuclear Research, called CERN, that scientists have built over generations to help them connect the smallest and largest structures in the universe, and perhaps make sense of why the cosmos is so hospitable to life.
