Sentence examples for welcoming waves from inspiring English sources
Most memorable was the jambalaya, a mountainous, deeply spiced dish containing tasso ham, andouille and chicken, and topped with shrimp; it kept bringing the heat and flavor in welcoming waves, and it seemed to be on every other table.
People lining the roads were generally welcoming, waving and snapping photos.
Instead of welcoming new waves of fans to the dangerous thrills of the greatest and fastest game, N.H.L. executives were forced to confront a steady drip of news that was principally the N.F.L.'s headache last year.
In countries like France, Germany and Austria, far-right parties are challenging the political establishment over welcoming a wave of migrants from Syria and elsewhere.
And when I toured the guided-missile destroyer Atago during Fleet Week, I encountered a stern-faced young sailor standing guard beside an open hatch decorated with a hand-drawn anime girl dancing on the waves, welcoming visitors to the Third Escort Flotilla.
And when I toured the guided-missile destroyer Atago_ _during Fleet Week, I encountered a stern-faced young sailor standing guard beside an open hatch decorated with a hand-drawn anime girl dancing on the waves, welcoming visitors to the Third Escort Flotilla.
The college students on the steps cheered them on, welcoming them and waving their signs in solidarity.
The 113th Congress convened for the first time on Thursday, welcoming the largest wave of veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since those wars began more than a decade ago.
His supporters, who had travelled from as far away as Japan and Minnesota, threw pink and white carnations and waved welcoming placards proclaiming him a "peace hero".
It means that, rather than welcoming the next wave of costly and inefficient public-private partnerships, I will expect them to perform the same wasteful con tricks at my expense which their predecessors did.
With Turkey leery of welcoming a new wave of refugees — the country already hosts more than 3 million Syrians — there are growing fears that civilians in Idlib may be cornered.
