Sentence examples for welcome echo from inspiring English sources

For the Thai government, the blasting in this industrial zone three hours east of the capital was the welcome echo of investment coming into the country, even as many foreign executives and tourists hesitated to set foot in central Bangkok.

There was a little of the old magic about it, and the roar he received was a welcome echo of the ones he heard when he was playing here in his pomp.

Choruses of "You are welcome" echo like bells as visitors are seated on a red couch beside a large, patterned red rug.

Though it's steeped in the imagery and mythology of its region, there are welcome echoes of the already missed Studio Ghibli here.

Welcome echoes from The West Wing return, not least in this show's ability to focus unashamedly on a minor point of legislation on which major principles turn.

The expected and usual words of welcome echoed around the corridors of the White House and 10 Downing Street after Iraq's new government was approved.

His welcome echoed the rapturous reception that millions gave the pontiff during the first two days of his trip to the Philippines, reinforcing its status as the Catholic church's bastion in Asia.

Banners were displayed with messages of welcome, echoing those held aloft at football matches across Germany last weekend.

For three days, the post-Primary Day contest for the Democratic nomination for governor in Florida has been a less-than-welcome echo of the post-Election Day contest for president in Florida in 2000.

Demonstrators, many of them wearing "George W. Bush for President" pins, said the boy's father was welcome here, echoing the family's entreaty that he go to their home to eat a meal and speak with them as family, without the otherwise ever-present lawyers.

The solution is to re-industrialise". His welcome was echoed by some of those who currently occupy the sites, clawing with bare hands for nuggets of copper, backbreaking labour which on a good day earns $3. "We have been waiting for them to come to give us proper work and better conditions" said Cedric Muteba, 30, his eyes red from dust, his chest covered in mud and sweat.