Sentence examples for exuberant welcome from inspiring English sources

Excellent, careful service and exuberant welcome.

Nary an officer was on hand to make sure some rowdy New Yorker didn't extend Rocker a physically exuberant welcome.

Powered by Celebrity Last Thursday, Mr. Clinton arrived two hours late to an exuberant welcome at a health clinic about 60 miles north of Johannesburg.

In that spirit, an important visitor who arrived in Athens last weekend drew an exuberant welcome from the nation's authorities (political, military and ecclesiastical) as well as from thousands of ordinary folk.

Meanwhile the MV Theron, the ship which had landed them on the Filchner ice shelf bordering the Weddell Sea as sea-ice threatened to trap her, was returning to an exuberant welcome in London, and the new icebreaker ship, Magga Dan, that would go south to relieve and re-supply them, was being launched to much publicity by Fuchs' wife.

That was surely due to the reluctance of the Iraqi people to offer them the exuberant welcome Blair had banked on – but it also owes something to the sustained opposition of the British people to the war and Gordon Brown's reluctance to go to the electorate with British soldiers still dying in a war that millions had opposed from the outset.

But no one can repudiate a monument of this size, nor can they deny its message, nor can they deny the hundreds of millions who see in it a beacon of exuberant and ceaseless welcome.

The exuberant ceremony was a welcome change from preparations for the games, which were notable for missed deadlines, accusations of corruption, filthy living quarters for athletes and the collapse of a footbridge that injured more than two dozen people.

The fluttering dancer in the film, like some exuberant angel, offers a welcome break from the usual-suspects story of modernism, as does another work near the show's entrance, an installation by the young Indian artist Ranjani Shettar.

A WARM welcome matches the exuberant Portuguese-Brazilian dishes at Caravela, a delightful, if well-used, restaurant celebrating 14 years here.

When I showed up around 6 30 to claim my prize pasta, he parted the Red (Marinara) Seas in a packed house, barreling down the skinny aisle just to give me a hug, and welcome me with his exuberant "Ciao, Mia".