Sentence examples for welcome put from inspiring English sources

The celebrations in the Arab world, including a hero's welcome put on and attended by the government of Lebanon, should be a chilling wake-up call to all.

Recently, he and the four other members of RNC Not Welcome put out a "position paper" urging radicals to leave their black Balaclavas and facial piercings behind, and instead attempt to blend into crowds.

Rather, the study says a lot about the non-gay majority of these cities who have sent a message of welcome, put legal protections in place, and made sure that their community is one where people of diverse backgrounds can contribute and feel included.

It was one of the first startups events I attended after just joining TechCrunch and it was a brilliant event, made more fun by the great welcome put on by founder Robin Wauters, who later happily became a TechCrunch writer as well.

Just when was the appropriate "You're welcome" put out to pasture by so many people?

Like few other films about illegal immigration and its perils, "Welcome" puts you so completely into the shoes of a young man facing almost insurmountable obstacles that you feel a profound empathy not only for him but also for all who are ready to risk everything for the dream of a better life.

Hackers will be welcome to put Chrome OS on this or that device, and companies like Asus will put it on nice little netbooks (instead of Android, thank god).

The latter are welcome and put the area to one use for which it was intended.

As long as your base pizza is made with the good stuff – you're welcome to put whatever you like on it.

City officials, who have been barraged by angry e-mails from conservatives nationally, say residents are welcome to put up banners or signs representing their opinions, but not on city-owned property.

Ahead of kick-off, United manager Van Gaal hit out at the media ths week for 'awful and horrible' stories about his future and said the club's support, while welcome, had put more pressure on him.