Sentence examples for welcome quite from inspiring English sources
He would welcome quite a lot of skilled migrants and students (a good idea) but curb family reunions (which sounds harsh).
Nancy Armour of Associated Press began her report of the occasion: "It's safe to say no athlete, no matter how famous, has ever gotten a welcome quite like David Beckham".
You've outstayed your welcome quite dramatically so bolt straight out the front-door once you realise you don't know anybody in the vicinity.
"I would welcome, quite frankly, a discussion of morality in this country," he said, a pivot that sounded almost comical in light of what he had just said to Keilar. .
For some girls, compliments are not as welcomed quite as much.
Mr Cameron offers a new and welcome Toryism, quite different from what Michael Howard offered five years ago.
The capital spend is one thing and, of course, welcome (although quite whether the boost in funding is as large as Osborne would have us believe is moot).
Still, this government [Evo Morales'] has welcomed us quite well.
AGR: You are quite welcome!
Forty-eight hours of solid work would be quite welcome.
