Sentence examples for extraordinary welcome from inspiring English sources

"Please everybody, give an extraordinary welcome to my pastor, Dr. Jeremiah Wright Jr".

According to the extraordinary Welcome to Lagos (BBC 2), in Nigeria the rubbish heap isn't the terminus of failure, but the starting point for enterprise.

And he maintained his affection for the late Larry Stern by giving an extraordinary welcome to the lucky recipients of the fellowship commemorating him.

They rebuilt the Wankdorf stadium and its giant clock, which had been bulldozed many years ago, as well as the train that brought the team home to an extraordinary welcome, with millions of people lining the tracks.

The play of my novel The Woman in Black has had an extraordinary welcome in countries where the genre is traditional – Mexico, Japan and India – but failed in what one might describe as "rational" countries; Germany has never understood it.

"We have never had anything other than an extraordinary welcome here," he said.

"That is the warmest, most extraordinary parade welcome I have ever seen," said Representative Barney Frank, a gay Democrat from Massachusetts, who said he had been marching in similar parades for 30 years.

The outpouring of generosity towards Haiti after the earthquake was extraordinary and welcome, but it will remain meaningful only if Americans continue noticing Haiti and, beyond giving money, make the effort to understand its situation.

LETTER FROM LONDON tells about the reception of Major Gagarin who was given the full works: lunch at Buckingham Palace, and an extraordinary outburst of welcome from the public In spite of the uneasiness over the Berlin crisis Londoners have flocked to take in the other Soviet shows; the Soviet trade show, and the Leningrad State Kirov Ballet.

"Having first had the great joy of coming to Ireland 20 years ago now, for the first time in 1995, then again in 2002, each time I have been so overwhelmed and so deeply touched by the extraordinary kindness, the welcome, the enthusiasm and indeed the fun of being in Ireland," the prince said.

"We're thrilled to welcome this extraordinary fossil to the Smithsonian," Kirk Johnson, director of the National Museum of Natural History, said in a statement, adding that the move will make the Wankel T. rex will be "the most viewed T.rex fossil in the world".