Sentence examples for look welcoming from inspiring English sources

From the outside, the Navy Yard does not look welcoming.

All of them make the dreaded Wall in "Game of Thrones" look welcoming.

Instead, the first half-hour of the film makes the cult look welcoming, appealing – even holy.

When Barack Obama checks his in-box this week — a legislative agenda in disarray, and the prospect of painful spending cutbacks and massive tax increases on the horizon — Moscow, by contrast, may look welcoming.

A wreath will make your house look welcoming to guests, and indicate to passers-by that your home has the spirit of Christmas.

In a front-page article on Friday reported from New Delhi, Nida Najar writes of selectivity rates at Indian universities that have driven some students to find refuge at American colleges, whose admissions rates may look welcoming by comparison.

The day has an end-of-monsoon-season hangover, but the gray cool actually looks welcoming after the swelter of Saigon.

So the garden looks welcoming, not like a hopeless place abandoned to the elements.

His forever smile had that turned-up-at-the-corners quality, so he always looked welcoming and warm.

The women there looked very welcoming.

But on this sunny morning 35 years later, it looks almost welcoming.