Sentence examples for normally welcome from inspiring English sources

Ironically, governments that normally welcome the OECD's advice on economic reform are resisting its recommendations for the group's own practices.

"And highlighting one small group [there were 24 students in the first UNC class of chancellor's scholars last summer] out of an entering class of 4000 is not the way we normally welcome our students".

Buch's Truckstop I normally welcome loneliness like a good friend.

Potted flowers normally welcome the school girls and signs in the entrance usually direct them to remove their shoes, but Tuesday morning the school property was empty.

A FOREIGN investor promising up to 1,200 jobs and a $2 billion boost to a poor country is normally welcome.

AS ONE of the euro zone's smallest members, Cyprus normally welcomes the international spotlight.

Alison Harding, product manager for Explore, said: "I visited the Valley of the Kings on Wednesday and saw just 20 people at an attraction that normally welcomes more than 8,000 a day.

The bag lady made her first appearance in the window of a department store in Boston's elegant Copley Place Mall, home to Tiffany's and not the sort of place which normally welcomes any of the country's swelling ranks of homeless, which had reached an estimated 3 million at the last count.

When Mr. Johnston and his guides arrived at a temple or monastery, they would normally be welcomed with tea; if they were lucky, they would meet with the head lama or abbot before asking to view their works of art.

Sonic and emotional variety would normally be welcome on an album, but it interrupts the flow of this album, instead feeling like the god of rap is trying too hard.

The November suicide bombing, when the bomber attacked a parliamentary delegation visiting the normally quiet province, killed 72 people, 59 of them schoolchildren gathered to welcome the delegation.