Sentence examples for when she welcomes from inspiring English sources

On Saturday afternoon, Winfrey will throw the flashiest fund-raiser of the 2008 cycle when she welcomes about 1,500 guests to her Montecito, Calif., home to support the candidacy of Democrat Barack Obama.

She found herself in just such a position a couple of years ago when she welcomed her diabetic 61-year-old uncle, Bernard Barnes, into her Brooklyn home.

The Orange is the New Black actress sent Twitter into a frenzy by promoting inclusiveness in her introduction when she welcomed "ladies and gentlemen, and everyone in-between".

She was hailed for giving it a public platform a the MTV Europe Music Awards in October when she welcomed "ladies and gentlemen, and everyone in-between" in her introduction.

Mr. Machanic seemed a pretty sure bet, but he remembers staring uncomprehendingly at Judith Jamison, director of the senior company, when she welcomed him into the troupe at the end of an audition.

That's the mistake Hillary Clinton made when she welcomed her to her former press secretary's happy event -+little suspecting that her guest,+a venerable women's magazine editor, was scribbling notes, preparing to portray the party as a vast left-wing conspiracy with onesies.

Likewise, was not Rahab the prostitute also justified by works when she welcomed the messengers and sent them out by another road?

The 37-year-old redhead told the magazine that when she welcomed her first daughter Olive in 2007, she felt the pressure to snap back into shape right away, but decided to take her time when it came to shedding the baby weight after giving birth to Elula in August 2010.

ThAftering said, wembarrassing back herselfmorrow for whatheill inevitably be another can't miss hour of "Megyn Kelly Today". .

Yet Ray Eames smiled bravely when she was "welcomed" on to NBC's "Today" show with that line in 1956.

Amid all the upheaval and uncertainty, Merkel has dismissed accusations that she reacted on a whim when she actively welcomed Syrians in particular to come to Germany.