Sentence examples for make the welcome from inspiring English sources

"My goal was to make the welcome screen," he said.

If you can not make the welcome message ask a page designer on wikiHow to help you make one.

The news in advance of "Otello" was that the Met had made the welcome decision to abandon blackface makeup for the title role.

In "A Doctor in Iraq, Watching a Faith Healer at Work" (Cases, Dec. 28), Dr. Amir Afkhami makes the welcome point that healers who empathically engage with their patients' suffering can often be more successful than doctors with degrees.

Rising Indian nationalism made the welcome that the royal couple would have received likely to be muted at best, and a prolonged absence from Britain would have been undesirable in the tense period before the Second World War.

Despite this, they try to make the pilot welcome while they wait anxiously for the ranch owner's monthly visit.

Make the kids welcome and their parents might just follow.

Salt rimmed and garnished with lime, freshly mixed Margaritas make the perfect welcome cocktail.

The doormat doesn't have to spell out welcome in letters (although some do), but it must make the visitor feel welcome.

A classmate is assigned to each homeless child to make the child feel welcome.

Wood-burning stoves and open fires make the cottages a welcome retreat after long walks in the Northumbrian countryside.