Sentence examples for will welcome not from inspiring English sources
The key is to make milking a positive experience, one that she will welcome, not dread.
Unlike the last housing bill, Labour will welcome this, not least because it draws on the lessons from Labour-led Wales.
When William, Catherine and baby George disembark, first in Wellington and later in Sydney, they will be welcomed not merely as the "super-celebrities" they undoubtedly are, but as prospective kings and as a future queen consort of New Zealand and Australia.
Not everyone will welcome the sign.
The new Congress Hall will welcome guests year round -- not all shore hotels do -- and it will include 16 retail shops.
But not everyone will welcome more connectivity.
This tour de force, which not everyone will welcome, outclasses all other fictions and will continue to do so for some time to come.
At the very least a good list needs to give bottom dwellers something to grab hold of and enjoy, that will make them feel welcomed, not just tolerated.
"When you're desperate, when you can't afford to put food on your table, you'll welcome people who don't have your best interests at heart".
The prime minister added that he wanted to "send the clear message that whilst Britain is very much open for business, we will not welcome people who don't want to contribute".
If we do nothing, American families will face a massive tax increase they do not expect and will not welcome.
