Sentence examples for ever welcome from inspiring English sources

It is naïve to believe they will ever welcome or appreciate our presence.

I asked Ibrahimov whether he would ever welcome the Kardashians or any other wealthy Armenians who wanted to visit his megadevelopment.

Most of the regulars at the Saafan tea shop in the city's Imbaba section said they did not believe Arabs would ever welcome in the Marines.

After a full summer of preparing our new playground, I organized our first ever "Welcome Back to School" event with over 500 people attending.

Your verdict is, as ever, welcome.

Detractors, ever welcome aids to promotion, included the renowned publisher Jean-Jacques Pauvert, who published the Story of O in 1954 and declared that Millet's book was a victim of the fact that eroticism had been killed by its own ubiquity.

"No one ever welcomed us at Seliger," said Roman A. Dobrokhotov, the leader of an opposition youth movement called My ("We" in Russian).

At 10 p.m., Magnet Theater, 254 West 29th Street, Chelsea, (212) 244-8824, magnettheater.com; $5. (Angelo) Nick Turner & Acquaintances (Wednesday) Mr. Turner, co-host of VH1's "Best Week Ever," welcomes the city's top stand-up comedians.

Nevertheless, one significant novelty is that this is the first time Israel has ever welcomed a UN force on its borders - precisely because it understands that it could not defeat Hizbullah and desperately needs international help to keep it at bay.

Nepalese government officials have expressed concern that general waste is reaching an uncontrollable level - despite previous attempts from climbers to remove from more obscure areas - and have introduced the ruling in a bid to clean up before Everest welcomes its peak number of visitors in April.

It is now the second-highest-grossing French movie ever (behind "Welcome to the Sticks").