Sentence examples for fuller welcomed from inspiring English sources

The grand bard of Cornwall, Mo Fuller, welcomed the news with a Cornish phrase: "Gwyn agan bys" – meaning the world is a wonderful place.

The Chelsea chairman, Ken Bates, appraised of the full facts, welcomed him back, at least until Claudio Ranieri arrived as Vialli's successor and wanted his own coach.

Pouncing, if pouncing is what such a well-appointed batsman does, on anything slightly wide or too full, Williamson welcomed Wood to Test cricket, reminded Stokes of how hard it can be.

Ben Lockhart, a 22-year-old who took up Go as a child in New York and who moved to South Korea four years ago to study the game full time, welcomed the unprecedented level of attention brought by the AlphaGo contest.

Entwistle was heavily criticised in the report for other failings but these are not addressed in his statement which is here in full: I welcome Nick Pollard's independent report.

"The trust accepts this report in full and welcomes the level of detail because it helps to shine a light on to those areas where we need to focus.

Mr. Shanmugam pledged a full investigation and welcomed the involvement of Mr. Todd's family.

John Carver lost an international full-back and welcomed no new faces but Newcastle United's interim head coach will still be reasonably happy with his deadline day.

But in all cases a good groundwork from you is expected and a full disclosure is welcomed.

Stephen Ibbotson of the Institute of Chartered Accountants England and Wales also welcomed a full investigation: "It is right that the CMA is conducting a full-scale investigation into the business lending sector," he said.

Newcomers say they are welcomed by full-time residents and long-term second-homers alike.