Sentence examples for entry welcoming from inspiring English sources

A sculpture of a rhinoceros based on Dürer's image was placed at the base of a 70-foot (21 m) high obelisk designed by Jean Goujon and erected in front of the Church of the Sepulchre in the rue Saint-Denis in Paris in 1549 for the royal entry welcoming the arrival of the new King of France, Henry II.

The notepad, snapped by press photographers, carried two handwritten entries — one an apparent reference to welcoming peace talks with the Taliban in Afghanistan, the other reading: "5,000 troops to Colombia".

This time, in contrast to our initial entry, the water felt deliciously warm and welcoming.

In Houston, Texas, Miller said the city effectively eliminated veteran homelessness by concurrently developing affordable housing and creating a welcoming shelter environment that promoted quick entry into housing.

The Amrita has some fairly offensive rules for entry that make it pretty clear they're only welcoming a certain type of guest. .

Davidson compares this role to accounts of kings or leaders being granted entry into Valhalla in the Viking Age, that the idea of a guardian goddess welcoming kings was essentially an aristocratic concept, and that a tradition such as this could explain noble valkyries welcoming dead kings into the after life, using the poem Hákonarmál as an example.

They may have great ideals about welcoming all comers, but those who approach, thinking the doors are wide open can find criteria for entry magically appear like a velvet rope at the entrance to an exclusive club.

As an entry point to the Marché Gare, the allegoric gateway perfectly fulfilled its function, becoming a focal point and welcoming beacon to all who entered and exited the venue.

All were astonishingly welcoming.

Attractive and welcoming.

"They're incredibly welcoming".