Sentence examples for was made welcome from inspiring English sources

I was made welcome and became part of the community.

It is virtually certain that he visited Sicily in 476 474 and was made welcome at the courts of Theron of Acragas and Hieron I of Syracuse.

I was made welcome in an airy suite, and as the sun set I watched waders and waterbirds settling for the night.

At around this time, he introduced himself to the local church, St John's, where he was made welcome by the Rev John McKnight, who was well known in the area for his work with homeless people and drug addicts.

Having known one another through the friendship of their daughters, they had come to know one another better in the new circumstances, Teresa continuing to drive Melissa to the farm, along with her much younger brother, when he was made welcome there by Connie but was still too young to cycle.

Similarly, while confidence and trust in staff was generally very high and most women felt that their partner was made welcome, these were significantly less evident among Bangladeshi and Pakistani women.

They have not been made welcome.

"I'm sorry but that's not being made welcome".

Tourists, unlikely as they are, are made welcome.

"I'm sorry, but that's not being made welcome".

We were made welcome by Mr. Richmond P. Gardner, one of the vice-presidents.