Sentence examples for make welcoming from inspiring English sources
The buildings also have a generous attitude to the surrounding public space: open undercrofts provide routes through the campus, while deep thresholds make welcoming places to pause and gather.
When most college presidents make welcoming remarks at a conference, they indicate that they have no idea what the conference is about and are in a considerable hurry to leave to meet with a donor.
President Hassan Rouhani met foreign energy bosses at the Davos conference earlier this year and made welcoming noises.
A narrow space made welcoming with dark wood and marble tabletops is the setting for Spanish food interpreted by Luis Gonzalez.
"The examples shown today clearly demonstrate that we know how to make schools welcoming for children with disabilities.
Chris and Brendon are having a big impact in changing attitudes and making sports welcoming to all".
Inventors say a tradition of tinkering and building has made Japan welcoming to experimental ideas, no matter how eccentric.
The New Yorker, September 8 , 1928P. 11 Description of the elaborate preparations made for welcoming Secretary Kellog to Ireland with the peace treaty.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 8 , 1928P. 11 Description of the elaborate preparations made for welcoming Secretary Kellog to Ireland with the peace treaty.
But perhaps it's the sheer number of foreigners in the city (37% of the country's population are immigrants) that makes it welcoming to the casual visitor.
