Sentence examples for hand welcomes from inspiring English sources

In a grainy photograph on the wall Winston Churchill, wearing a polka dot bow tie and clutching a cigar in his meaty hand, welcomes the 25-year-old runner and his two friends to Downing Street.

"They're often not asking the question of what is possible, but what is palatable," The American Composers Orchestra, on the other hand, welcomes proposals that might initially seem far-fetched; pieces are then honed and developed during six months of workshops and public readings.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH), on the other hand, welcomes medically related applications as well as basic science projects.

Israel, on the other hand, welcomed the announcement.

Shiite leaders, on the other hand, welcomed the verdict and defended the court.

These Paris courts, on the other hand, welcome the rain, and in dry weather scientific watering keeps them in perfection.

The president of the North Ossetian Republic, on the other hand, welcomed Moscow's intervention--apparently the only republican leader to do so.

An open hand, welcome home.

Some other companies on the other hand, welcome comments and reader feedback with open arms.

On the other hand, "Welcome To England" sutures a concise vocabulary to an artsy, Kate Bush-style melody.

Taylor on the other hand welcomed the change, describing it as "a stunning one", and saw "no possible objection to it".