Sentence examples for welcoming words from inspiring English sources

After welcoming words from Clive Gillinson, Carnegie Hall's executive and artistic director, and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Mr. Gilbert began with a rousing account of Dvorak's "Carnival," a concert overture.

(Which among us has ever seen a film because of its trailer? And how many films, probably some quite decent ones, have trailers put us off?) And now comes Django Unchained, with its certificated warning to the unaware, or perhaps welcoming words to the aware, that it contains scenes of "strong bloody violence".

One protester cited welcoming words for immigrants inscribed at the site of the Statue of Liberty.

As the Mets hugged Davis and called out welcoming words, the ballpark's speaker system played a song called "I Think I'm Falling for You".

But despite Mr Obama's welcoming words, none of the five parties in the new government – Shas, United Torah Judaism, Kulanu, Likud and the Jewish Home – has a platform which comes close to the basic Palestinian demand of an Israeli withdrawal to the pre-1967 lines, with minor land swaps of equitable value.

No welcoming words, no arms-coated county seal, nothing but blank brick sunning itself au naturel.

Her research brought welcoming news.

An array of leading figures from the art world, including artists Anish Kapoor, Jeremy Deller and Cornelia Parker, as well as the Tate gallery's director, Nicholas Serota, lined up to offer warm words welcoming Thursday's reprieve.

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

Schaefer now practices on his own, spreading God's word and welcoming the LGBT community with open arms.

Governor Carr remained true to his word in welcoming Japanese Americans to Colorado, when every other western Governor threatened harm or punishment".