Sentence examples for welcoming point from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Mills of East Seventh Street agreed, saying, "I looked at it as a welcoming point when I got back to my neighborhood".

But then we remembered the people we have met here – Xhanti, Florence, Mawongo and Noxolo – welcoming points of contact in a place where before there were only strangers.

I see a woman who is profoundly committed to the idea of a university, to examining difficult ideas and welcoming all points of view".

Welcoming the points on insecure private sector housing, Rosie Walker, from campaign group Renters' Rights London, told the Guardian: "What was so refreshing is that he recognises the insecurity of private renting as a key issue: this is a first.

First-day jitters presumably accounted for the hosts' nervous giggles, awkward glances and slips of the tongue – Exelby at one point welcoming us to Queensland rather than Queenscliff.

As an entry point to the Marché Gare, the allegoric gateway perfectly fulfilled its function, becoming a focal point and welcoming beacon to all who entered and exited the venue.

Always informative and inspiring, the magazine's welcoming, inclusive point of view puts every reader in front of the world's best teachers.

The show made a point of welcoming black musicians.

The pirates win.Messrs Durand and Vergne make a point of welcoming the victory of pirates.

Mr. Plimpton made a point of welcoming guests and kept an eye on the social flow.

Bishop Brucato made a point of welcoming the millions of Catholics watching the funeral on television.