Sentence examples for welcome close from inspiring English sources
We're set to welcome close to 37 million visitors.
Yet it seems likely that such a highly profitable business will not suffer exposure easily, nor welcome close scrutiny.
And as they welcome close neighbours QPR to Stamford Bridge today, Benitez says recent results have instilled belief in the side.
Some Chinese conservatives welcome close ties with Russia not just for a counterbalance to the United States, but as a kind of authoritarian mutual admiration.
What began as another losing day for the stock market on Friday ended instead with a gain, a welcome close to a tumultuous week during which the Dow Jones industrial average lost more than 400 points.
The last of a pile of unwanted trash that has been turned away by governments worldwide since Ronald Reagan was president may finally receive a welcome close in South Florida.
Some Belarus opposition figures would welcome closer EU ties.
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Foreign affairs and defense officials from the Philippines are visiting Washington for preliminary talks, and in Manila last week, leaders told a visiting American Senate delegation that the government would welcome closer military ties.
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You're welcome Closing the gap Stumped Republicans, riven but resurgent ReprintsThis is Mr Obama's first policy change when it comes to fighting AIDS at home, and it is something that human-rights advocates and gay-rights groups have been demanding for years.
