Sentence examples for traditionally welcomed from inspiring English sources

Many sleep-aways that traditionally welcomed children for only seven to eight weeks in the summer are finding they can rent properties that once sat vacant in late spring and early fall — longer if buildings have heat.

Humans have traditionally welcomed spring metaphorically as a time of new beginnings.

To make things worse, in certain fields, including biology, French industry hasn't traditionally welcomed Ph.D.-holders, preferring engineers trained in the prestigious Grandes Ecoles, Bossis adds.

The sign incident prompted Mayor John Ferguson to issue a statement reminding his constituents that Presidio has traditionally welcomed trick-or-treaters from Ojinaga, a sister city just across the border in Mexico.

A mountain of anecdotal evidence stands in support of Francis for creating a more welcoming Church for single mothers, for gay, lesbian and bisexual Catholics, and anybody who hasn't really been traditionally welcomed at his or her local parish's doors.

Community clubs and houses of faith also traditionally welcome both food and volunteers to feed the community at this time of year.

Everyone who identifies as black has traditionally been welcomed, no matter their skin color or date of arrival.

And, if you're in charge of a chaotic battlefield, having yet another element out there further confounding things is not something that traditionally has been welcomed.

Inside the garage, on a velvet armchair, at precisely 7 30 each evening, a traditionally clad Santa welcomed children onto his lap.

Despite the wider economic malaise facing Greece he was afforded a traditionally ebullient welcome, accompanied by celebrating crowds and firecrackers, when he pitched up to put pen to paper at 1am. "I'm not a difficult person.

Traditionally, once employees had left they were not welcomed back.