Sentence examples for sign welcome from inspiring English sources
ARTIST'S NOTEBOOK showing analysts walking into a Holiday Inn under a sign "Welcome Woody & Mia Analysts Convention".
But on a shop sign, "welcome" is not an adjective ("you are a welcome guest"), a noun ("please accept my welcome") or a verb ("I welcome you").
On the street outside the university was U Ko Ni, a former political prisoner, who held up a sign: "Welcome Americans.
We knew we had arrived when we saw a hand-painted sign: "Welcome to Lawtell, Home of the Town and Country Riders".
A sign — "Welcome to the City Hall Branch" — greets you as you walk in, and a TV hangs from the ceiling, broadcasting CNBC.
By Edward Sorel The New Yorker, April 19 , 1993P. 75 ARTIST'S NOTEBOOK showing analysts walking into a Holiday Inn under a sign "Welcome Woody & Mia Analysts Convention".
A rusty sign welcomed us to the inn, Across the Creek at Aravaipa Farms.
On the property next to Kessler's, a yard sign welcomes refugees in three languages.
Their outdoor sign welcomed hunters and advertised a bacon palmetto burger.
A small stone sign welcomes visitors; to the right of a parking lot, a playground sits empty.
On a wall opposite their cells, a large sign welcomed them to the New York City Field Division ("Home of the world's finest criminal investigators").
