Sentence examples for stand welcomes from inspiring English sources

At 8 p.m., Union Hall, 702 Union Street, at Fifth Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn, (718) 638-4400, unionhallny.com; $5. (Angelo) 'College Night' (Thursday) The Stand welcomes a crack lineup: Ari Shaffir, Wil Sylvince, Sam Morril, Sean Donnelly, Jessimae Peluso and more.

Mr. Osorio, chosen by the Supreme Court in July for the four-year posting, has said that the attorney general's office has focused so much on paramilitary groups and military officers that cases against leftist rebels have suffered -- a stand welcomed by many in the military establishment.

Let us all stand and welcome home Ralph Ellison".

If these last two stories are not Mr. Means at his strongest, they stand in welcome contrast to the others.

For Jagmati Sangwan, president of the Haryana All India Democratic Women's Association, the court's stand was welcome.

Since the Yankees have struggled mightily to score runs, most fans will surely stand and welcome Rodriguez.

A subtle sense of equilibrium is required to prevent this world from being little else than odd, and to allow the emergence of universal truths that stand in welcome relief.

Once open only to Greenwich residents, the four-acre island, with picnic tables and concession stands, now welcomes everyone, as long as you pay the out-of-towner's fee of $8 for adults and $7 for children ages 5 to 17. (Children under 5 are free; click beaches link, www.green- wichct.org, for more information).

Their film is never glib or flippant, but instead shows a lightness of touch and a swiftness of attack — 96 minutes to drink some cocktails, make some deals and send the Russians packing — that stand in welcome contrast to the plodding, somber earnestness of some recent movies I will tactfully refrain from naming.

Khalid Ali's announcement that he would stand was welcomed by many young rebels.

"Communities across our country stand for welcome ― our partner organizations and offices nationwide see this every day".