Sentence examples for welcome faces from inspiring English sources

Harper also seems to have pulled quite a few favours in assembling the cast, full of welcome faces like Neil Maskell and, of course, Dexter Fletcher.

This isn't a bad thing, at least at first glance, because many people calling for the abolishment of ICE are fresh and welcome faces to the immigrant rights movement.

At the Jazz Foundation of America, a nonprofit group that helps musicians, Mr. Logan was a welcome face.

For a nation synonymous with the destruction of war, he is a welcome face of a new Afghanistan.

Since then he has been a less than welcome face, thanks to Tory-inspired doubts concerning connections with Robert Maxwell.

Mr. Gulen, who has preached openly against fundamentalism and terrorism, was embraced in Washington after Sept. 11, 2001, as a welcome face of moderate Islam, analysts say.

Fullback Tony Richardson said the Jets welcome facing the Colts' full complement of stars for an entire game, which will strike some as be careful what you wish for.

"He [Drogba] deserves to come here," said Mourinho when asked whether he would welcome facing a forward he admitted had almost given him "a heart attack" last season.

Mickelson, who has been a welcome face at Bethpage Black and the United States Open, takes short-game technique and theory very seriously.

While his was an always welcome face - he was one of those valuable actors who make even poor work watchable merely by appearing in it - he has stuck in my mind for two films in particular: Night and the City, and Madigan.

It's lean times for Don until he gets a call from a pastor named Tony Lazarus Danny McBridee, still a welcome face), a former toughie whose conversion seems genuine, although he is worried about losing his flock to a satanist-turned-preacher down the block (Will Forte).