Sentence examples for welcome someone from inspiring English sources
Apparently, such distinctions are reason to not "welcome someone to the neighborhood".
Claire Williams said: "We are delighted to welcome someone with Paul's experience to the team.
"I am thrilled to welcome someone of Sophie's talents to Sky," said Ms Airey.
"I fully welcome someone more organized than me to come in and take the reins," he said with a laugh.
"And whatever we think, people need to remember that around here we are always gracious when we welcome someone into our home".
"America's supposed to welcome someone who is a refugee," Mr. Joseph said in a telephone interview from the Krome detention center this week.
We would have welcomed someone saying they didn't want us, like Noel Gallagher said about Jay-Z at Glastonbury, cos that just gives us more reasons to tear it up.
"In the Studio" welcomes someone who created a project during his sophomore year of high school, released it to the world two years later, spent three years in college before dropping out to work on the company full-time, and now, almost eight years later, is continuing to build technologies and products for millions of students and teachers worldwide.
Some changes are greatly welcomed: someone may give you an iPod, which changes your music-listening experience.
Extra retirement is welcome, but someone has to pay for it and Social Security isn't that someone.
As well as the welcome shade, someone in the tent is handing out free bottles of water.
