Sentence examples for usually welcomed from inspiring English sources

Mock-ups are usually welcomed by residents and preservationists.

The visitors are usually welcomed for their wallets.

The sidewalks along First Avenue, where they are usually welcomed like heroes, were empty.

EVERY architectural style falls out of fashion -- Art Deco was dated by the 1950s, mid-century Modernism looked shabby by the 1980s -- but after spending a generation in exile, it's usually welcomed back.

For those audience members who have not experienced homelessness, the opportunity for a genuine dialogue with people living on the edge is usually welcomed, with real exchanges of information taking place.

Daniel Dromm, the local Democratic district leader and the founder of the Queens Pride festival, added: "You'd think with the Roman Catholicism of the Latino community and all the different people coming from various ethnic backgrounds where homosexuality is not usually welcomed, there would be more resistance.

He is right that whites, who still dominate the comedy-going crowd, usually welcome the needling wisecracks, but not always.

While the Bush administration usually welcomes proposals for cuts in the budgets of federal agencies, this time it has balked.

The guesthouse at this remote retreat was once the village vicarage and usually welcomes paying guests for low-impact winter sports holidays.

For a brief moment, the traditional booing that usually welcomes National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman's appearance to present the Stanley Cup, ebbed away, replaced by a few cheers.

Not to worry: the Scottish festival that usually welcomes an exodus of Glasto survivors takes up the slack as its bill ranges from big tunes to big beats via all points in between.