Welcome Talk is not a proper sentence in written English. It would be better to phrase it as "a welcome speech" or "a welcome message". For example: The mayor delivered a welcome speech at the community festival.
The welcome talk will be in B17 of Upson Hall.
The welcome talk will take place in Upson B17.
It seems there is clearly welcome talk and growing interest, but despite these positive signs 500,000 local government workers – mostly women, many part-time workers – earn less than £7.45 pence an hour.
At a typical open day you'll get a warm welcome talk, some freebies, then a campus tour conducted by a current student whom the university has carefully selected and trained to be a bright and enthusiastic ambassador.
An art museum docent practiced her 10-minute welcome talk on me during one bus ride.
America insists it would welcome talks on Chinese membership.
We would welcome talks with Washington on all these matters.
The king has said several times recently that he would welcome talks with politicians who end ties with the rebels.
"We would welcome talks with Tony Blair," said Ahmad Yousef, senior adviser to the Palestinian prime minister, Ismail Haniyeh, in an interview with the Guardian.
The symposium featured welcome talks by campus leadership and MCB faculty including the Dean of the Biological Sciences, Professor Michael Botchan, MCB Co-Chair Professor NipandPatel, and MCB Professor and HHMI Investigator Robert Tjian.
A14 Mixed Signals From Iran Iran's religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ruled out talks with the United States a day after President Mohammad Khatami's cabinet spokesman signaled that the government would welcome talks aimed at thawing decades of icy relations.
