Sentence examples for welcoming town from inspiring English sources

Friends, though, attribute Mr. Rushdie's ubiquity to his curiosity and sense of refuge in a welcoming town.

Abano Terme is a charming and welcoming town that people have been visiting for 2,500 years, primarily for "the cure".

During this time in Houston, I also discovered a curious duality: a warm-hearted, welcoming town with an extraordinarily individual rap culture that was, and still remains, a place of deep melancholy, loss and mourning - a city full of ghosts.

Since Sept. 11, many elegant pitchmen, from the mayor on down, have been selling this city to tourists as a warm and welcoming town, soaring with resilience and dreams.

So by the time Mr. Bush of Texas and his entourage rolled off Route 48 today and into this welcoming little town dotted with Victorian houses and ringed by cornfields and cattle farms, Red Oak was primed.

Regardless, it was still a charming, welcoming, jolly town.

I'm not saying Poznan is the most welcoming of towns: It's got a certain hardness about it, at least on the surface, and you might not be all that impressed when you get off the station.

I shudder to remember how I strode around town, welcoming the stares of passersby, confident they were of the admiring kind.

The sign on the edge of town welcoming visitors to the "Home of Brett Favre" attests to that, as do the green-and-gold mural painted on the side of Dolly's Quick Stop and the foam cheeseheads and Green Bay banners that dot nearly every business in this spit of land in Hancock County.

It was the first gala dinner welcoming Mr. Clinton to town, a glittery event that would cement Ms. Harriman's status as the capital's supreme social power broker until her death in 1997, and a scene straight out of the wildest fantasies of every Washington hostess (Democratic ones, anyway).

Thanks to the relationships the company has developed with hoteliers, it can sometimes get priority in the fight for the last remaining rooms in a town welcoming Le Tour.