Sentence examples for public welcome from inspiring English sources

Cambodia was getting a big public welcome.

He did not receive a warm public welcome when he arrived in East Harlem.

Mimeographed fliers reading "Public Welcome!" invite people to walk in and participate in the 4 p.m. story conference.

A warm public welcome for the Dalai Lama last year did not help matters.A clutch of public bodies manage Britain's overseas relationships.

Other cities in the far south, notably Zubayr and Safwan, quickly fell into British hands, although the public welcome was less than tumultuous.

"The church in Ireland did receive a great number of public calls that reflected the public welcome for the fact that the Irish bishops have been so proactive for so long in working to improve child protection guidelines," he said.

But the business community, like the public, welcomed the verdict.

Many Guineans point to Mauritania, where the public welcomed a military coup in 2005 that ended years of misrule.

The reception Shevchenko received when he ran out for his first game after his return showed just how much the Kiev public welcomed his decision.

And Ann Widdecombe, the Tories' home affairs spokeswoman, echoed Mr. Hague's tough-talking approach, saying the public welcomed vigorous policing, including aggressive stop-and-search programs, which disproportionally affect black and Asian Britons.

The Weymouth public welcomed the first influx of troops with a huge strawberry and cream tea.