Sentence examples for welcome traces from inspiring English sources
Your Jan . 26editorial about President Obama's State of the Union address reminded me that on Tuesday night there were welcome traces of the man millions of us voted into office.
But any trace of vulnerability is welcome, on an album that otherwise makes little accommodation for it.
We drove through her old neighborhood in the Bronx, and when we passed the sign "Welcome to Harrison, N. Y ., I realized she was tracing the path of our elopement.
Without a trace of irony in his voice, he says: "Welcome to your house.
However, reports claim that Dishfire traces people when they take their mobile phone abroad by capturing the welcome text message when they arrive, which helps the NSA know a person's location, their contacts, bank details, and movements.
Evangelical Christians were dismayed when George W. Bush welcomed a group of Muslims to the White House with the words: "We see in Islam a religion that traces its origins back to God's call on Abraham.
Praise, in the prayer of primitive peoples, can be traced to salutations, such as in the prayer of the Hottentots (of South Africa) to the New Moon—"Welcome".
