Sentence examples for can warmly from inspiring English sources

"But now," said Lee S. Cooke, the society's director of nearly two decades, "we finally have a place where we can warmly welcome everyone and introduce them to this fascinating hobby".

This "Meistersinger" can be warmly recommended, particularly to anyone left dubious about the opera's artistic worth by a recent production.

"Jenin will be a place of security so we can receive you warmly".

Ian Moir could captivate and he could infuriate, but he can be remembered warmly as a happy footballer who brought sunshine into the game.

New this season, and typically enticing, is a break to Kuhmo in Finland, near the Russian border, where guests can try their (warmly gloved) hands at ice-sculpting; plus other new, remote getaways, in Austria, Italy and France.

Enough time has passed since the election that we can now think warmly about the phrase "job creator," and Guy Fieri, with his cavernous, perhaps overly ambitious enterprise, is exactly that.

Forward momentum in life can also be warmly emotional.

A trip with the Soviet delegation to the United States is a "public success," attended by huge audiences, during which he feels "nothing but self-disgust and self-contempt" for having to give canned speeches and warmly praise Stalin.

Be sure to dress warmly; it can get pretty cold on the plastic bleachers in the university's bowl-shaped brick stadium, even with all the exercise you'll get doing the Wave and cheering.

However, if you dress too warmly, that can be a whole other problem.

You can facilitate mingling by warmly and gently approaching those who appear a bit "lost" and striking up a conversation.