Sentence examples for welcomed well from inspiring English sources

His 61 from 68 balls gives him 428 from his last seven innings in this competition, and his appearance in a Lord's final next month would be welcomed well beyond the Midlands, after the torment he suffered in Brisbane last November, and even when he abandoned an initial comeback in the spring.

It is some time since Leicestershire were described as trailblazers, but by appointing Wasim Khan as English cricket's first non-white chief executive, the whipping boys of the county game have made a statement that will be welcomed well beyond Grace Road.

The findings demonstrate a high level of satisfaction, particularly in feeling welcomed, well oriented and supported, and opportunities for patient care.

Smile and say hello every time you see them; if you continue to acknowledge them, it will make them feel valued and welcomed well beyond their arrival and helps create a bond between you.

This year, her birthday fell on a day that she was awake, and she welcomed well-wishers at her home in Kagoshima, on the southern island of Kyushu.

The body which represents payday lenders, the Consumer Finance Association (CFA), said it welcomed well-designed regulation, but was unhappy about the scrutiny that the industry has received.

The body which represents payday lenders, the Consumer Finance Association, has said it welcomed well-designed regulation but was unhappy about the scrutiny that the industry had received.

Unemployment is down, the economy is growing and if/when they reduce the deficit to zero (all of which we welcome), well that's job done.

But even that was comfortably exceeded by the world's busiest museum, the Louvre, which is expecting to welcome well over 9 million people this year.

While the Space Shuttle is no longer in operation, there are still rocket launches and the world-class visitor complex welcomes well over a million visitors a year.

"We welcome well-known artists, but it is not limited," said Nina J. Pickett, pediatrics administrator at Sloan-Kettering.