Sentence examples for welcoming classes from inspiring English sources

Through successful collaborations with major corporations, community partners and benefactors, Literacy Partners offers free, small, welcoming classes taught by credentialed teachers, supported by enthusiastic, highly trained, volunteer tutors.

We look forward to welcoming the class of 2013 at the end of this year, and the following class in 2015.

Welcoming working-class residents has been part of the plan from the beginning of the project, said Donna Periconi, president of the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Bay Shore.

The president welcoming the class of 2014 had his back to the parents — a symbolic staging meant to inspire "an aha! moment," said Houston Dougharty, vice president of student affairs, "an epiphany where parents realize, 'My student is feeling more comfortable sitting with 400 people they just met.' " Shortly after, mothers and fathers were urged to leave campus.

"We look forward to welcoming the class of 2011 to Chicago on October 9".

St. John's and Seton Hall were at the other end last season, welcoming touted recruiting classes that found college basketball was much tougher than advertised.

"This city is a world-class city, so we would be welcoming a world-class race inside of our borders".

"We look forward to welcoming our premium-class guests for the purposes of travel and rest," said Stephen Forshaw, a Singapore Airlines spokesman.

Welcoming the new class of brilliant graduate students, Judd Hirsh as the fictitious Professor Hellinger, a character presumably based on the charismatic John von Neumann, tells the newcomers that mathematicians won the war and that the way to greatness lies in working for the military and other federal agencies in confronting the Soviet Union.

We look forward to welcoming this world-class team of engineers to Facebook".

Profile Founded in 1955 during the space race and welcoming its first class in 1957, Harvey Mudd is a small private college specializing in engineering, mathematics and the sciences, though it also includes coursework in the humanities and arts.