Sentence examples for were made welcome from inspiring English sources

We were made welcome by Mr. Richmond P. Gardner, one of the vice-presidents.

Although we had come to pry, my film crew and I were made welcome.

Everywhere, we were made welcome by the hosts and treated to expert advice and top-ups.

People were made welcome to come and stand by the locomotives and — as children, certainly — talk to the engineers.

After virtually disappearing from the United States in the early 1890s, the Knights remained a considerable force in Canada, and, although strictly excluded from the AFL, were made welcome in the TLC.

You rang the Galilee Bell as a sign that you were taking refuge, and you were made welcome by two men who lived on the premises 24 hours a day for just that purpose.

All three works shown on Friday by American Ballet Theater at the David H. Koch Theater were making welcome returns to the company's repertory after too-long absences.

They have not been made welcome.

"I'm sorry but that's not being made welcome".

Tourists, unlikely as they are, are made welcome.

"I'm sorry, but that's not being made welcome".