Sentence examples for welcome local from inspiring English sources

Joe Conason is a columnist for The New York Observer, which is a most welcome local weekly alternative voice to The Times.

A fairly unreconstructed pub in one of England's highest villages, what this does boast is a friendly welcome, local ales on tap, filling no-fuss meals and three smart bedrooms; the triple is the most stylish, with leather headboards set against exposed stone walls, plum-coloured furnishings, walk-in showers and underfloor heating.

"This not only allows a trusted neighbor to make sure everything is fine, but also provides your guests with a welcome local contact," Mr. London said, adding that it was also prudent to provide telephone numbers of nearby friends or relatives for use in an emergency.

Even though third-party expert consultation is welcome, local authorities generally do not have the necessary funds for this process.

And I might even welcome local ads that report a hot new restaurant opening or a sale at a boutique two streets over.

Easter Seals care coordinators would welcome local business and community professionals who are willing to lend their time with employment issues (think mentorships and career advice), mental health/substance abuse support (such as pro bono counseling), deployment support (transportation assistance is always appreciated) and in-kind provisions.

Ruaraidh MacNeil, Highlands and Islands Enterprise's project director for Inverness Campus, said: "This is a landmark project for Inverness - the Golden Bridge will welcome locals and visitors alike when they arrive in the capital of the Highlands".

Many homes welcome locals to bring their dogs in to visit the residents.

In October, Barnes Arico welcomed local prep programs to the Red Storm's season tip-off.

The university's Disability Sports Coaching degree welcomes local schoolchildren to the arena for inclusive sport sessions, while community and grass roots clubs, including a senior citizens' basketball group, also frequently take advantage of the facilities.

While he is talking, he points out three police cars which pass by, and also says that he welcomes local patrols conducted by the Community Security Trust (CST), a Jewish security charity.