Sentence examples for welcome becoming from inspiring English sources

As Chrysippus says, the foot if it had a mind would welcome becoming muddy for the sake of the whole (2.6.11).

She said that she welcomed becoming a role model and noted that there had been "a tremendous uptick" in the number of Hispanic groups visiting the Supreme Court.

He added that after more than 15 years in Los Angeles he had welcomed becoming Huddersfield's chancellor in 2004, a move that had "rerooted" him in his past.

Athens, however, has welcomed becoming the permanent home of the International Olympic Truce Center, the IOC international foundation whose goal is to promote the Olympic Truce.

Some caregivers especially welcomed becoming more aware of patients' EOL care desires.

The umpire presumably would like the right call to stand, and would welcome not becoming "Bucknerized".

Holbrooke said the United States would welcome Kazakhstan becoming more involved in Afghanistan, and said that Kazakhstan could share its expertise with Afghanistan in police training and agriculture, for example.

In the 2002-2003 Religion and Diversity Survey, 90percentt of respondents said they would welcome Christians becoming a stronger presence in the United States, but less than six in 10 said they would be as supportive of Hindus, Buddhists or Muslims.

In the 2002 to 2003 Religion and Diversity Survey, 90percentt of respondents said they would welcome Christians becoming a stronger presence in the United States, but fewer than six in 10 said they would be as supportive of Hindus, Buddhists or Muslims.

Any more time and you'll begin to feel like a lost ducky who's overstaying their welcome and becoming increasingly irrelevant.

Simons says he would welcome his center becoming part of a molecular cell biology "trade route": "This is exactly what Europe needs," he points out.