Sentence examples for welcome direct from inspiring English sources

"Please welcome, direct from Las Vegas... King Randy!" an M.C. yelped into a mike.

The foreign secretary countered that while this was "welcome news," he would "also welcome direct contact".

That is a welcome direct assertion after Mr Yudhoyono's endless search for consensus during his years in office.

Syria, Mr. Mekdad said, would welcome direct negotiations with Israel, brokered by the United States or Europe.

There's no doubt that professionals are held to higher standards of accuracy and accountability than bloggers, but any journalist worth his salt should surely welcome direct reader feedback and rebuttals through online forums.

An announcer booms, "Laaaadies and gentlemen, please welcome direct from his deployment in Iraq: Captain Jiiiiim Thigpen!" Eric Deutsch, executive vice president of the Dragons, recounted: "The crowds get it before they do, and the standing 'O' continues, and the wives were crying and, oh my gosh!" Mrs. Thigpen spun around and saw her husband running from the dugout, waving red roses.

The San Bernardino suit is welcome, directed as it is at the still elusive church virtue of accountability.

As progressives, if we believe in our arguments, we should welcome more direct democracy, and be suspicious of those who do not.

As an internist, I welcome the direct and pointed comments that cancer wasn't what killed George Harrison: smoking was (Personal Health column, "An Old Enemy, Smoking, Hangs Tough," Dec. 11).

And while many countries have been encouraged to foster a more business-friendly climate and welcome foreign direct investment, it's now increasingly acknowledged that without better global tax rules, too much of the benefit just leaks away.

He said she had been involved in the review process but added that he would welcome further direct talks to discuss the situation.