Sentence examples for welcome introduce from inspiring English sources

That means at least 30 10-minute sessions; 10 minutes to welcome, introduce, glean, triage, diagnose, reassure, comfort, investigate, refer, treat, prescribe and follow up.

His role was to welcome, introduce, and provide an overview of the topic as well as set some ground rules.

John said he would welcome introducing Putin to Russians who deserved to be heard.

They can help children learn to make others feel welcome (introducing the longtime friend to the new one from the soccer team; writing sincere -- and prompt -- thank you notes).

"One reason that the Ukraine finds it difficult to attract foreign investment is the lack of transparency, so the business community would welcome introducing more European standards of rules.

Political leaders, equality organisations and some faith groups welcomed introducing same-sex marriage.

"I'll come out with a hand-held mike, welcome everyone, introduce them, keep it pretty tight.

We all look forward to this time of year, when we welcome and introduce our university community to the extensive resources available in the Libraries.

"If you believe space aliens exist, then you are welcome to introduce a bill," Fitzpatrick shouted back.

As the sushi chef bowed a welcome, she introduced me: My mother.

Destination Doormats, round welcome mats introduced last month by the home-furnishings retailer Chiasso, do more than just make a statement.