Sentence examples for fire welcome from inspiring English sources

First up, Chicago Fire welcome New York City FC (Sky Sports 1, 7.05pm).

The morning was brilliant and cold, the breath of the shoppers and stallkeepers hanging white in the low sun and the warmth from the chestnut vendor's little fire welcome.

The roof terrace offers a fantastic view of the Blue Mosque, and in winter a roaring fire welcomes guests to a book-lined lobby where a giant Roman capital props up the reception desk.

Here, you are guaranteed a fire – extremely welcome if you have taken an involuntary dip in the river – as well as bunks and a kitchen.

Our city is on fire!" or "Welcome to the carnival".

The cease-fires are welcome, but amount only to pressing the pause button on conflict.

"They buy a 'Good luck!' cake for when someone is fired and 'Welcome to our team!' when someone is hired," Mr. Bedoucha said.

The afternoon cakes and tea, home cinema and fire that welcomed us back from the slopes raised the chalet above the norm.

Norway and Switzerland both pay for the privilege and have to comply with most EU laws and regulations; the latest Swiss vote for quotas on EU migration threatens the entire relationship (see Charlemagne).Despite its flaws, the report fires a welcome starting-gun for a debate about what is good and bad about the EU.

So, Diyarbakır's people jumped over a fire and welcomed the Kurdish spring.

A late Georgian former harbourmaster's house turned monastery with a modern extension and overlooking the harbour, the aptly named Quay House has a 200-year history dating back to 1820 and is brimming with family portraits, period furniture and cosy fires to welcome you in true Irish style.