Sentence examples for welcome person from inspiring English sources
From the ACO staff's perspective, being able to welcome an Aboriginal person from a different language group to their country constituted an Aboriginal protocol that was also seen as an integral and inclusive part of their healing process.
There is Mickey's brother Harry, who shows up (in the always welcome person of David Margulies) to ask a favor, and there is a black actress of a certain age who dispenses wisdom (I mention her only for the sake of completeness — it's a throwaway part).
"I'm so honoured to welcome that person for me".
Bradlee's wife, the Post columnist Sally Quinn, wrote after Graham's death that "Kay... often seemed like a very welcome third person in our marriage".
Like a symphony orchestra, diversity is then welcome: each person involved plays a unique instrument, making the relationship or the community's collective concerto possible.
If no one is home upon delivery, a message is left advising new residents where to call or e-mail to be welcomed in person.
It was only in the early years that female students were relegated to particular courses, despite Gropius's claim in the school's manifesto that it welcomed "any person of good repute, without regard to age or sex".
In this powerful witness to the Church's call to social justice, the bishops urged ministers to, "Welcome homosexual persons into the faith community, and seek out those on the margins.
Cards for Hospitalized Kids welcomes any person who has the desire to put forth a little time and creativity to bring hope, joy, and magic to children who are facing unimaginable challenges.
When you arrive at the website for the first time you're presented with a pledge -- " I pledge to lead my athletic community to respect and welcome all persons, regardless of their perceived or actual sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression" -- and from there, you're presented with other steps for action.
The social worker welcomes the person and explores the intention of the person calling.
