Sentence examples for yes welcome from inspiring English sources

In a perfect world they would say yes, welcome you to the family, and give you a stack of cash.

In some cases, protests were being arranged by Yes Scotland groups on Facebook encouraging activists to give him "a warm yes welcome", he alleged.

Yes, welcome to 1988: the year of adults becoming children.

If the answers to the last three questions are yes, welcome to the world of the technophobe.

Trump: Yes welcome to my world: I don't think I have ever seen a non-jumbo.

Yes, welcome to the future of Britain, ladies and gentlemen.

Murphy came up the hard way, a classic career politician (nine years a Strathclyde student but he never graduated), but tough enough to his "100 days, 100 towns" tour last summer and take a lot of "warm yes welcomes" without excessive assistance from Police Scotland, a force which knows who butters its bread nowadays.

More recently, in an interview with Apple's @AppStore Twitter account (yes, I know, welcome to new media), Hanks further explained his motivations to create this app, saying that, "I wanted to have the sensation of an old manual typewriter – I wanted the sound of typing if nothing else…cause I find it's like music that spurs along the creative urge.

If the answer's yes, Britain will welcome you – Czech, Indian or Russian – with open arms.

And yes, the guy said "Welcome to Algeria," or in this case, he said "You are welcome," which is always nice to hear when visiting a foreign land.

But some yes campaigners have welcomed the move, fearing that a tight win for the yes camp with the help of EU citizens' votes would leave room for Eurosceptics to contest the outcome.