Sentence examples for offering a welcome from inspiring English sources

So the ensemble played "Ceres" twice, offering a welcome chance to hear it again.

Many ordinary Hungarians are doing heroic work in offering a welcome to desperate Syrian families.

Offering a welcome break from heavy Tuscan classics, Coquinarius is a stone's throw away from Piazza del Duomo.

LONDON -- Britain and Germany reported surprisingly optimistic economic data on Friday, offering a welcome respite from the otherwise gloomy outlook around the world.

Like Chris Rock's character in the similar (and similarly disappointing) "Head of State," Tom is meant to be honest and fearless, offering a welcome antidote to the usual timid, hypocritical candidate-speak.

Published in 1917 and 1918 as they recuperated from shell shock at the Craiglockhart War Hospital, The Hydra included wry editorials, hospital news and club reports, offering a welcome escape from the horrors of the war.

"They show that solidarity and offering a hospitable welcome really do make our lives better".

Former colleagues, movement supporters and others who dealt with him said that Mr. Caffey maintained an independent streak, offering a chilly welcome at best to other labor leaders.

My Times colleague Samantha Farlow said she was struck here by the first glimpse of spectators: a small number of them, high above on an overpass, offering a warm welcome to Brooklyn.

Adriano Leto, an Anglo-Italian filmmaker, and his Russian wife Tatiana opened their five-bedroom hotel with the purpose of offering a warmer welcome and more personal touch than most other St Petersburg hotels.

"The Games alone will attract athletes and officials from 71 nations and territories, and through this £2.5m campaign we will be offering a warm welcome to people worldwide to join us in 2014.