Sentence examples for prove welcome from inspiring English sources
When the real estate market slackens, a second stream of income can prove welcome.
If you can't find a second-hand edition of this work, which is out of print in a standalone version, Jeeves and Wooster will prove welcome holiday companions instead.
The nuance on when to apply the principle of free movement of people could prove welcome to Theresa May, who has said Britain does not face a "binary choice" between curbing immigration and getting a good trade agreement.
Their recent forays into dancehall have proven welcome new depth.
Stories about the Romneys' cars — and the dog that rode atop one — have proved welcome fodder for late-night comedians.
And one concession to progress proved welcome: Matthew Muckey used a modern trumpet to play solos of dazzling brilliance.
A browse through this collection could prove a welcome distraction after a morning spent inching along Old Country Road.
Even among dedicated secularists, a common post-election refrain is that the next few months will prove a welcome test, with Nahda obliged to take responsibility and thus blame for policies rather than criticise from the sidelines.
As for farmers, Sunita Narain, a green activist, says they should be pressed to use modern harvesting machinery that renders it unnecessary to burn stubble in fields, a big cause of air pollution.One experiment could prove particularly welcome.
Back then, I lamented the shortage of options for good chenin blanc wines outside the Loire Valley of France, the grape's spiritual home, while suggesting that South African chenin blancs might prove a welcome refuge.
