Sentence examples for welcome found from inspiring English sources

Applicants Welcome," found online at //www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20050301tuesday.html (one per student) -resources about Albert Einstein and other famous scientists (computers with Internet access, almanacs, library resources, encyclopedias, etc).

A $100/night rate is hard to come by in New York City, which makes the New York Budget Inn a rare (and welcome) find.

Doubles from €115 B&B, +386 1 425 6000, hotelcubo.com Slamič B&Bs are few and far between in Ljubljana, so this is a most welcome find.

A painting packing a punch is always a welcome find, and viewers might sense a fist, albeit a highly satisfying one, in "Memorial for a Haida Chief," by Sergio Gonzalez-Tornero.

While the new-found liquidity for Kwik Save was welcome, Gubay found that the external control of his company and the limits that this placed on his freedom did not suit him.

The displays in this small museum repeatedly stress the welcome Jews found here, and the religious freedom "provided by both the Ottoman Empire and the Turkish Republic".

By then, it was night, and instead of a hero's welcome he found deserted streets as he made his way home to the infant son he had not yet met.

Even if we accept the idea that such connections would be welcome if found, the question of whether one should spend significant effort in looking for them is not thereby answered.

"Not at all! Welcome!" I found the woman I had spoken to on the phone behind the desk.

They get no warm welcome; they find work, but not riches.

And we've told them that they're welcome to find out".