Sentence examples for thousand welcomes from inspiring English sources

In Dublin, there's a program called "City of a Thousand Welcomes" — cityofathousandwelcomes.com.

The museum's City of a Thousand Welcomes programme pairs visitors up with locals for a pint (or cuppa) and some tips – a good call for first-timers.

This fact, one that I had never even considered before I returned to the land of a thousand welcomes, now became the defining feature of my existence.

So today, at 2 30 p.m., the Westbury Library on Jefferson Street says "Ce'ad Mile Fa'ilte (One Hundred Thousand Welcomes)," with traditional Irish music by the trio Avoca (516) 333-0176.

Dublin offers its tourists a unique view of the city by way of City of a Thousand Welcomes.

If ever there was a place to experience authentic Irish hospitality, to offer whosoever you be a thousand welcomes, Doolin - a village of just 500 people - must be it.

They mean, "A hundred thousand welcomes".

"This one welcomes people," she said.

Sometimes one welcomes an excuse for not having to pay attention to everything.

That's an unfair summary of… Sometimes one welcomes an excuse for not having to pay attention to everything.

Its literal translation is "one hundred thousand welcomes", or "you are welcome, a thousand times, wherever you come from, whosoever you be".