Sentence examples for met with open arms from inspiring English sources

The survey of the Social Services Commission was not necessarily met with open arms.

Tells about their house in Sedona and then their move to Paris where they were met with open arms.

While Mr Netanyahu was less strident today, saying "any Jew who wants to immigrate will be met with open arms", Daniel Ben-Simon, a former member of the Knesset from the Labor party, said the damage was done.

Many of today's acquirers are from outside America, but most of the targets are based in the traditional biotech clusters of California and Massachusetts.Alas for Big Pharma, its courtship of biotech has not been met with open arms.

When it was suggested to the National Treasury of South Africa that the country's wastewater treatment could be handled by the private sector on the condition that the business could sell off the treated water, the idea, said Earle, was not met with open arms.

Digg layoff refugees are met with open arms by enthusiastic HR vultures.

Before arriving, I was curious about how these children would receive us, but all doubts slipped away as they met us with open arms.

When she returned to New York, her friends met her with open arms.

In these rooms overlooking Central Park, technology is met not with open arms but with something more akin to paralysis.

Although her family opposed her career choice, "my university, my theatre and my audience met me with open arms and made me feel happy about my decision".

And like so many other migrants, he was met not with open arms but with a lengthy detention — in his case 214 days at a camp in the parched Western Australian desert — while the Australian authorities tried to figure out what to do with him.