Sentence examples for welcome used from inspiring English sources

The club has certainly changed immeasurably since my early days of covering it on a regular basis when the first welcome used to be the sandpaper rasp of Mike Corbett, a former bombardier and native of Glasgow, greeting visitors from a cabin decorated with posters of Ricky Hatton.

Since the financial crisis, China has displaced Russia as Central Asia's leading trading partner, and Beijing would welcome using the S.C.O.

The 11 artists whose works are featured in "Welcome" use the parlor, dining room and reception area of the Georgian revival structure to create what they call "a surreal domestic interior".

Even though confirmative studies are welcomed using sterilized and DNA-free surgical equipment and handling processes, the probability that bacteria are present in the placenta is tantalizing and promotes the concept of a microbiome human symbiosis throughout conception and gestation.

Mr. Lewis makes welcome use of fruit throughout his meals.

In an Olympics plagued by low TV ratings, the Olympic committee should welcome uses of new technology that will draw fans into the events and increase interest in the Games.

And one concession to progress proved welcome: Matthew Muckey used a modern trumpet to play solos of dazzling brilliance.

Caitlyn is here; she is to be welcomed; get used to it.

When asked if sex workers are welcome to use Twitter, a spokesperson for the company responded: "Anyone is welcome to use Twitter so long as they abide by the Twitter Rules and our terms of service".

"You're welcome to use the other facilities".

The Nice tourist board are welcome to use this.