Sentence examples for capacity to welcome from inspiring English sources

"But my boat is too fragile and, if I take you, my boat will sink…Europe does not have the capacity to welcome all these illegals".

This is not to underestimate Mum's capacity to welcome Maria into our lives – to accept this new dynamic in a precious mother-daughter relationship.

Munich is at the limit of its capacity to welcome refugees arriving in Germany, police have said, a day after 12,200 asylum-seekers reached the city.

This time, with Trump as the implied target, he trained his focus on the country's capacity to welcome the children of immigrants.

While the previous museum received an average of 200,000 visitors annually, "This building has the capacity to welcome three times as many," he said The new museum, which cost $36 million and took two years to complete, has more than doubled the exhibition space of its predecessor.

There is also less fascination with being the one who knows, but rather more interest in the one who creates an abiding capacity to welcome, to learn.

Coming off two victories in three games against the White Sox in Chicago, the Rays expected near-capacity crowds to welcome them home to their 36,048-seat stadium.

It is expected to welcome 30 million passengers a year, doubling the airport's capacity.

I try to welcome the idea.

Mary went to welcome the new guests.

There is someone there to welcome them.