Sentence examples for responded welcome from inspiring English sources

She said, "So if there are eighty-six thousand four hundred seconds in a day, Claude, are you going to paint eighty-six thofsand four hundred stacks of wheat?" I responded, "Welcome to the wheat-painting project, Camille!" Feb 24 , 1891Confession: I ate a little piece of wheat this morning because I was wondering if I ate enough wheat, would a wheatstack form in my stomach?

She said, "So if there are eighty-six thousand four hundred seconds in a day, Claude, are you going to paint eighty-six thofsand four hundred stacks of wheat?" I responded, "Welcome to the wheat-painting project, Camille!" — Seth Reiss, "A Few Thoughts from Monet on Those Stacks of Wheat" (February 27 , 2015 The summer I was sixty-three walsolso when I went to San Francisco.

Laughing, I just put my hand on his shoulder and respond "Welcome aboard".

Most of those responding welcomed Her Majesty to the social network.

Captain Sullenberger responded, "You're welcome".

Depending on how the findings are interpreted, they could be worrisome — only 10 percent responded "always welcome" — or reassuring in that a large majority said they were open to giving such work a chance to impress.

When France and Canada responded with "welcome to the club", China suggested Canada help secure payment from a Cuban joint venture that includes Canadian firm Sherritt International which is now reportedly receiving its share of profits.

Bob Quinn, AT&T's senior executive VP, responded, "We welcome any video provider that wishes to sponsor its content in the same 'data free' way for AT&T Mobility customers and we'll do so on equal terms at our lowest wholesale rates". But some will argue that even if DirecTV pays AT&T the same rate, that's just an internal accounting maneuver because AT&T owns DirecTV.

Severson, shocked, says, "Welcome to New York". And Paula, characteristically, responds, "Welcome to the South". Or the South as Paula Deen sees it, at least.

When Mr. Khan introduced the American activists, the crowd responded by chanting "Welcome, welcome".

"Pittsburgh and Hartford seem to be on the forefront in terms of other orchestras: they respond and welcome the input of all the constituent groups: staff, volunteers, board, management and musicians.