The journalist, now 33, penned a tongue-in-cheek open letter to Edward Snowden on his arrival in Moscow – an extended welcome assuring him that the security services were monitoring every conversation leaving "nothing here in Russia to expose".
With reduced admission prices and a special extended welcome to the Mount Florida locals, Queen's Park's Hampden return was always expected to draw a larger crowd than usual.
Much of this band has been with him for several years as he's traveled the world during his extended "Welcome 2" tour, usually playing long runs in major cities where he can vary the set lists nightly, explore every contour of his songbook and cover artists and songs both legendary (Wild Cherry's "Play That Funky Music") and surprising (Tommy James and the Shondells' "Crimson and Clover").
At railroad stations from Budapest to Munich, along roads, in temporary shelters, and through demonstrations, those who extended welcomes repeatedly stated that they saw migrants and non-migrants as bound together by their common humanity1.
Turkish media reported that the country's president, Recep Tayep Erdoğan, had extended a welcome to the exiled leaders.
Companies including Hallmark, Ford Motor, Alcoa and FirstEnergy, as well as H.P., have extended the welcome mat for retirees, acknowledging that retiree relations can be good for business.
She extended the welcome to everybody, so she'd always invite Jewish strays and patients of my father, who was a doctor, for Christmas Day.
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.
Velas Resorts, which runs three luxury all-inclusive properties in the Riviera Maya, Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit, has extended its Welcome Back promotion, which offers guests upgrades, through Dec. 24.
The city was not, to put it mildly, recognized for its hospitality, and it extended little welcome to the newly arrived Mr. Bajaj, a 20-something Indian immigrant who smelled an opportunity to nudge the nation's capital into the national conversation about fine dining.
