Sentence examples for into welcome from inspiring English sources

In Adele's song Hello, the line "Hello from the other side" bizarrely morphs into "Welcome to the party".

The idea evolved into Welcome Back Veterans, a charity aimed at providing mental-health assistance to service members returning from tours overseas.

It's a simplistic take on the African experience - but it's funny, and it throws our cosseted and complacent lives into welcome relief.

In the opening of "Bridging the Gap," members of the Vienna Boys Choir, clad in its traditional sailor suits, arrive in a rowboat on what is apparently the shore of New Zealand and plunges into welcome rituals with Maori people.

The movie has already passed into the future history of the cinema, and it will be watched with admiration and astonishment when the petty personality politics of the ceremony have passed into welcome oblivion.

The band kicks into "Welcome to the Jungle" and Mr. Ruedeman, red-faced and in full-throat leans into the crowd, cradling the mike-stand, howling: "Do you know where you are? You're in the Mandarin Oriental, baby.

When you boot up AltSpace you're dropped into the welcome area.

Still smiling broadly, scarlet sarong launches into a welcome speech that Sam translates.

It was so rough, I could have fashioned it into a welcome mat.

Immediately after the war, the Lutetia was transformed into a "welcome center" for returning victims of the concentration camps.

Imagine combining your best and worst week ever into one— welcome to Blippy's world.