Sentence examples for extends a welcome from inspiring English sources
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.
The US often extends a welcome to refugees from states where civil war or despotic regimes have oppressed a people; that's not true for places where organized crime has spiraled out of control.
"It extends a welcome to those who 'Come with their gifts of tongues past each frontier', not by imagining some designed or bland European esperanto but by reaching back, as he so often did, into the richness of his own inheritance, and recalling the 'bright water' at the etymological source of Dublin's Phoenix Park," said Boran of the poem.
Inside, a lyrically sculpted sand garden extends a welcome.
At an informal gathering, anyone can propose a toast after the host extends a welcome toast.
His hotel has been closed for months, he says, but he looks forward to extending a welcome in happier times.
Turkish media reported that the country's president, Recep Tayep Erdoğan, had extended a welcome to the exiled leaders.
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.
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.
Ari Fridman New York Traub asserts that Foxman "upset many of his colleagues by extending a welcome to Christian conservatives... even as they spoke in disturbing terms of America's 'Christian' identity".
