Sentence examples for gets a welcome from inspiring English sources
Powell and Pressburger's glorious 1943 film gets a welcome rerelease.
TERE O'CONNOR DANCE O'Connor's "Rammed Earth" gets a welcome reprise in a new space.
TRISHA BROWN DANCE COMPANY Premièred in 1990 and not performed since 1994, "Foray Forêt" gets a welcome revival.
And the city gets a welcome distraction from its real problems, like the meltdown in its schools.
Yellowfin tuna gets a welcome boost from its marinade of ginger, garlic and olive oil, and grilling leaves it smoky outside and purple within.
The low visual wattage of such idea-intensive work gets a welcome boost from "Jazz Set," a big, mechanized assemblage of musical instruments (violin, ukulele, snare drums), some of which can be activated from a central control panel.
IT DID not exactly get a welcome in the hillsides.
Very soon, he will get a welcome no Pakistani general is accustomed to.
Assuming the dodgy rulings are eventually reversed, however, revenues will get a welcome boost.
Me: What would someone get when they join the SNP? PO: Well, you get a welcome pack and you get your membership card.
After a disappointing Cannes, the UK film industry got a welcome boost from the Venice and Toronto line-ups announced last week.
