Sentence examples for welcoming going from inspiring English sources

There has been a lot of welcoming going on since the end of last year when the first families to arrive under the Syrian vulnerable persons resettlement scheme touched down on a rainy, cold day.

The Laupheim welcoming committee went so far as to have a children's choir serenade her with a song in Hebrew.

There are societies for fun and societies for good deeds: an abundance of older people with time on their hands keep the voluntary sector going, welcoming refugees, leading dementia sufferers in singsongs, helping out with prison visiting.

A: If your PI is welcoming, then great; go and talk to them first.

A complex weighting system to ensure fair play among theatres of wildly different sizes meant the prize for the most welcoming theatre went to one of the smallest professional theatres in the UK, the 60-seater Bike Shed in Exeter.

A strong, purposeful walk, head held high, eye contact, and a wide, welcoming smile go a long way.

It has the feel of a place that is welcoming and is going out of its way to share art with the locals.

The 17th-century Hamman ash-Shifa is the best known; the staff are welcoming but if going it alone seems a little intimidating, some local volunteer organisations and hotels offer organised trips which, as well as the Turkish bath experience, include tea, sweets and shisha in the bath's luxurious, cushion-lined outer room.

We are cool, easy going and welcoming to new members, and we love reading books and enthusing about them.

He has seen emerging-market champions go from welcoming the term as uplifting to rejecting it as condescending.

"In Boston, we go beyond welcoming immigrants," he said.