Sentence examples for thought welcome from inspiring English sources

Our side looks good on paper, don't it?' I agreed: 'Yeah, we look all right.' He then said [as Moores slips into his broadest Lancastrian accent]: 'Yeah, we're good on paper and crap on grass.' I thought: 'Welcome back to the north-west.'" Dismissed before this season began, and compared unflatteringly with neighbouring Yorkshire, who were tipped as likely champions, Lancashire shocked everyone.

So when the sweaty hands, tension and racing thoughts begin, I simply think "Welcome anxiety.

"I think Welcome Dayton is a very good initiative," Mr. Foward said.

I work in several different departments nearby, but my face is familiar – and, I like to think, welcome – at all of them.

As I glanced up at the window that used to be my dorm room, I couldn't help but think, "Welcome home indeed".

If that happens, he'll be able to look back twenty years from now at the ripe old age (in tech years) of 46 at his latest youthful doppelganger and think "Welcome to the jungle, my young and naïve friend.

"I realized that my professional achievements were discounted because of my conservatism and my constant criticism of those who I thought would welcome me".

"I thought the welcome on the bus [before the Italy game] from the Welsh supporters was absolutely fantastic," Gatland said.

Critical thought provided welcome relief from religious excess.

"Welcome to the Findly" premieres out. 3 at 8:30 p.m. ET on NBC.

As Joe Davis, an economist at the Vanguard Group, the investment company, said, "This will be a slow-moving and ongoing process, but I think a welcome one".