Sentence examples for welcoming sight from inspiring English sources

It provides a welcoming sight from the road and gives the ness a reassuring human dimension....

It is planted with lavenders, santolinas, poppies and crambes, and provides a welcoming sight as you approach from the road, harbour lights twinkling in the distance.

The stately home at the core of Scotland's Isle of Eriska was a welcoming sight, standing at the end of a narrow road flanked by beautiful flowers and a variety of well-kept trees.

As we approached the grounds, young Arab women in bright blue overalls rushed to greet us, welcoming and ecstatic at the sight of strangers, like any other group of young women, or so it seemed until they smiled.

Meanwhile, many of the town's children are thrilled at the sight of the hygiene kits, welcoming any distraction from the difficult aftermath of war.

If they get bigger, the generals' patience will be tested.The sight, in recent days, of Bangkok citizens welcoming the soldiers on their streets is reminiscent of Thailand's last coup, in 1991, says Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a political scientist.

Even the sight of a familiar face will hardly feel welcoming.

I could, in other words, continue welcoming you into an increasingly bizarre American landscape of war and peace (without a Tolstoy in sight).

One is that by welcoming foreign enterprises we enable our manufacturing base to compete more effectively than you might at first sight expect.

New York has a long history of welcoming royals in exile, whether by choice or decree, to stay or simply to see the sights.

The generic nature of the bar's Irishness; the sight of strangers making conversation and of businessmen talking shop; the easy banter from the female bartender welcoming a regular — all of it suddenly seemed unsettling and sinister.