'extend a welcome' is an acceptable use of the English language.
It can be used in both formal and informal contexts. For example, "We extend a warm welcome to all of our new students."
Freedom, imaginative richness, willingness to compromise, and to extend a welcome where it's needed – there are many worse messages to absorb at bedtime, both for parent and for child.
As Android Police notes, Google Keep resembles Google Notebook, which allowed users to clip and organize information from the Web but was discontinued back in January 2009, and Evernote (which was quick to extend a welcome to former Google Notebook users).
But it's up to each of us to extend a welcome to gay men younger, older and different from ourselves in our circles of friends and local communities.
The first iteration of the synod made headlines last October after organizers issued a draft summary that suggested bishops were willing to extend a welcome to gay and lesbian Catholics.
His hotel has been closed for months, he says, but he looks forward to extending a welcome in happier times.
The party has extended a welcome mat to Mr. Mélenchon's supporters, pointing out similarities between the candidates.
Turkish media reported that the country's president, Recep Tayep Erdoğan, had extended a welcome to the exiled leaders.
POUNDS & OUNCES The Chelsea space that housed Viceroy has been given a more Art Deco look at this replacement, which extends a welcome to hipsters, with a D.J.
Janow extended a welcome to friends and family in attendance, offering special recognition to the Mother's Day honorees spending part of their day with their graduating children.
But with luck, there will be visible rewards for several EU countries, besides Ireland, that have extended a welcome to hard-working foreigners who just wanted a chance to get on.
President Bush extended a welcome to two future NATO partners today, saying that their experience of Communist tyranny equipped them to understand the dangers posed by Saddam Hussein of Iraq.
