Sentence examples for welcome let from inspiring English sources

I do not believe Australians would welcome, let alone support, another republic referendum during her reign.

A low-level building standing remote on a treeless, wind-blasted plain, it hardly screams "welcome", let alone "indulgence".

So, welcome, let's give a welcome to Macaca here.

So while some Murdoch and News International chit-chat is welcome (let's face it, it's a hot topic), it can't be all "Murdoch withdraws its bid", "Will Mulcaire give evidence?".

A little less clowning from the King would be welcome; let everyone be more self-aware about the elaborate dance he and his advisers go through.

I would walk into restaurants and the waiters would say, 'oh, welcome, let me get you some champagne!' But it was bought by a company with 10,000 employees and I thought, who needs it!

The director of legal advocacy at the HRLC, Daniel Webb, questioned the announcement's timing, and said while it was welcome, "letting people go for a walk does not resolve the fundamental problems caused by indefinitely warehousing them on a tiny remote island".

Deputy council leader Stewart Young said: "Whilst any move to help hard pressed council taxpayers through freezing council tax is to be welcomed, let us be clear that this is ultimately being paid for by reductions in services".

You're welcome to let yourself in.

When a co-op says, "Welcome, stranger," let the buyer beware.

But before we thank George Osborne for this welcome reform, let's not pretend it's going to help the hard-pressed first-time buyer.