Sentence examples for welcoming name from inspiring English sources

Ataka (or "Attack," a welcoming name for a political party) is a popular ultra-nationalist party (they came fourth in the last elections) said to be anti-Semitic, racist, anti-Roma, and Islamophobic.

It's worth noting that the hotbed of Baileyism, the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (isn't that a welcoming name for a scared family looking for support?) in Toronto, formerly known as the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, home to both Drs. Zucker and Blanchard, is today reconsidering its long history of reparative therapy and resistance to scientific progress.

"One of the things they did to attract black tenants was to give them welcoming names: Lincoln, the great liberator, and then Florence Mills, the performer who lived in Harlem".

Shows are consistently impressive, welcoming names like David Guetta, Tiësto, Deadmau5, and Diplo to rock the decks.

Welcoming us by name, he creates an intimate, giggly atmosphere before the show even starts.

"The Windy City lived up to its name, welcoming Boeing with gusty days, rain and some snow flurries".

"We're so excited to bring Neil and Pat back to London's airwaves, and we look forward to welcoming further big names to Thames in the coming months".

"We feel that Mr Roscoe would be proud that, some 185 years after his death, the school after which he is named is welcoming and educating people from the global village.

Let me paint you a little word picture: Imagine a sweet girl named Gail welcoming you to Bar 13 with a few drink tickets.

A sign welcoming visitors featured Chris Christie's name, but not Cassella's.

(He's welcoming suggestions for a catchier name).