Sentence examples for better welcome from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine a better welcome.

But he could have wished for a better welcome.

The president said the nation "owes its children a different and better welcome".

More than 20 people were killed, and word spread that Israel would provide them a better welcome and more job opportunities.

There was a better welcome for Gordon Brown as he presented medals to winners in the swimming, suggesting that Paralympic crowds are not hostile to all politicians.

Khalil said he had bought train tickets in Budapest for Hamburg, northern Germany, where he felt sure of a better welcome after travelling through the Balkans and Hungary.

If a guest is expected, the host must prepare the best place they can afford in a welcoming way and the guest will feel better welcomed when the place the guest sits in is well cleaned and prepared.

We'd gotten used to better welcomes.

I find it much better to welcome slow runners to the club than to vote them out".

Or "below stairs", the better to welcome the royal infant, or indeed encourage it onwards, with the irresistible strains of Blunt acting as a kind of musical bait?

In one last job, the miners of the Quecreek night shift cleared debris from the hole, the better to welcome the rescue capsule.