Sentence examples for given welcome from inspiring English sources

TOURISTS who visit Bolivia's capital, La Paz, or Cusco, Peru's former Inca seat, are routinely given welcome cups of coca tea to mitigate soroche (altitude sickness).

Except for a rushed, somewhat implausible conclusion, "The Edge of the Earth" is skillful storytelling given welcome weight by the author's knowledge of lighthouse technology, tide-pool ecology, Native American ethnology and her narrator's proto-­feminist psychology.

Theresa May has already given welcome assurances of her intention to tackle excessive pay at the top, but we cannot have a contented society unless the economy produces family wages at the bottom.

The air-suspension seat gave welcome relief as I bounced over bumps and dips.

The Catholic church may play a controversial part in national life, but it still gives welcome moral guidance and solace to many.

The collection, a promised gift to the museum by the Andrall E. Pearson family, will give welcome exposure to a little-known ancient American art.

It gives welcome academic support to the season's enduring celebration of the possibility of new beginnings, and a really good excuse to stay in bed.

"There are lots of ways to give welcome gifts within a tight budget if you think outside the box," she said.

In holding that the motive for drawing the district was mainly partisan politics rather than race, the ruling gave welcome breathing room to legislatures and lower courts.

"Danger Pent Up Behind Aging Dams" (Feb. 22) gives welcome attention to a nationwide problem but focuses only on the most dramatic threat posed by decaying dams and reservoirs.

Certain familiar dishes were given a welcome twist.