Sentence examples for welch from inspiring English sources
verb
To fail to repay a small debt.
This, though, is Ukraine, a country in an even more parlous condition than Greece and a more likely candidate to welch on its debts.
Families and the homeless have surged to the mission from the cold, Welch said, comparing the recent numbers to an average of 600 hosted during summers.
Welch said increasing numbers of young people came through the shelter doors.
It's like a Gillian Welch number without the musical integrity.
Florence Welch has requested a new harp by April.
Welch said the Chicago mission has a trained security team that keeps the peace, but the sheer number of people in close quarters sill means tempers flare: "You could have 1,000 Boy Scouts in the building and a fight would break out".
"With ragwort poisoning, there is no cure and the only effective prevention is elimination of the plants," RSPCA inspector Nick Welch.
Newcastle Tait; Cato (Harris, 59), Tiesi (Socino, 52), Powell, Sinoti; Catterick, Tipuna (Davies, 66); Vickers Rogerss, 59), Lawson, Brookes (Orlandi, 51), Thompson (Saull, 70), Barrow (Furno, 59), Mayhew, Welch (capt), Wilson.
Stephen Welch, executive assistant to the president of the Pacific Garden Mission, said between 1,100 and 1,200 people slept at the "overburdened" shelter on Wednesday night, on beds, cots and foam mats.
Denise Welch, well-known from Coronation Street, plays one of three friends who discover an ancient book that includes instructions for rituals that guarantee to turn back the clock.
Ryan Welch was shot in the face by a.40-calibre Smith & Wesson pistol found in a closet in the master bathroom of his home next to a BB gun and a machete, the Chronicle reported.
