Sentence examples for quick welcome from inspiring English sources

QUICK: Welcome back to the presidential debate for the Republicans.

QUICK: Welcome back to Boulder, Colorado and the Republican presidential debate right here on CNBC.

QUICK: Welcome back to the University of Colorado and the Republican presidential debate right here on CNBC.

The term "Internet" in a business plan, they say, will no longer assure funding for a start-up or a quick welcome in the stock market.

A quick "welcome to Bangkok" in the city's international airport turned to blows and ended with people having to pull Björk off the journalist.

But Ilan Stavans, a Mexican-born professor of Spanish at Amherst College who has compiled a forthcoming dictionary of Spanglish terms, says there is another reason for the quick welcome given to many English terms now.

Human rights groups were quick to welcome the news.

Publishers were quick to welcome the announcement yesterday.

Dropping that demand could help produce a quick and welcome agreement.

The Reagan Administration was quick to welcome (in Secretary of State George Shultz's words) Haiti's "development of democratic government".

Estonia, which suffered grievously under Soviet occupation, was quick to welcome investment by Gazprom in its national gas company.