Sentence examples for expression of welcome from inspiring English sources
Dr. Brenneman, a former pastor who has led Goshen since 2006, said yes, "as an expression of welcome to the half of our student body who are part of other religious traditions," he told me.
It was one of the first open expressions of welcome received by American troops in Iraq, but it was not the only one.
Unlike the Golden Globes and the Oscars, the Grammys red carpet has always been a place where an alternative expression of glamor was welcomed, even for men.
Grant's damascene conversion to the cause of freedom of expression is of course welcome.
If they are not producing great wines exactly, the best bottles are a far cry from the indifferent wines of old, and offer a new and welcome expression of what monastrell from this land can offer.
The climax of the Arab Spring may be a distant memory, but Al Hubb Thaqafa and its newfound freedom of expression is a welcome sign of things to come.
Microsoft responded with a statement that the company "is committed to providing users with notice in cases where information is removed to comply with local laws that restrict freedom of expression" and "welcomes ongoing study of this topic".
"The L.A. Times welcomes expression of all views".
We welcome the expression of views by Pope Francis, Turkish and Armenian historians, and the many others who have sought to shed light on this dark chapter of history.
A good meal can be an expression of love and a warm welcome home.
