The phrase "make him feel welcome" is correct and can be used in written English.
To use it in a sentence: "We should all make him feel welcome when he visits our office."
To make him feel welcome, Vic bought Kelly a used Ford Taurus.
Item two, in a break with the past, will be to make him feel welcome.
How would he feel leaving his home and what could the jungle animals do to make him feel welcome?
He was standing on his own and I went and spoke to him to make him feel welcome.
I remember Mark arriving and thinking, "He looks nice". He was standing on his own and I went and spoke to him to make him feel welcome.
In 1947, when Jackie Robinson broke baseball's racial barrier with the Dodgers, Mr. Branca, unlike others on the team, tried to make him feel welcome.
But the club members always made him feel welcome.
At least one new teammate made him feel welcome with a gracious gesture.
"He never felt part of anything, and people in transit made him feel welcome," he said.
He testified that the rabbi helped his self-image and made him feel welcome at his synagogue.
But the Mets' relievers made him feel welcome, even after Benitez became the closer when Franco was injured in July.
