Welcome in a sentence

After all the warnings about El Niño upon us, rains during the onset of a rainy season should be more than welcome.

All are welcome and anyone intending to take part is asked to bring their own blanket and mug/plate for the picnic.

Aims expects 152 students to participate in graduation Friday afternoon at the Welcome Center on the Greeley campus.

All welcome afterwards for refreshments at the premises of A. J. Gascoigne & Son, Hazelwood House, Woodhorn.

After two years of inactivity due to injury, it was a welcome return to the action and thrilled the crowd.

A huge Doncaster welcome to Joshua and his dancers as they deliver a brand new and totally fabulous set for the Pride Stage.

A large proportion of the residents are Anglos, who are eagerly waiting to welcome new members to their close-knit community.

All Americans, not only those of us living in border states need to do our share to welcome these people.

All are welcome to drop down to the StillHouse Bar from 2pm to help fundraise for this very worthy cause.

All-in-all then, it wasn’t a great evening for Bernabei, and the return of Taylor next week will be a welcome one for Celtic.

Alexander Walsh, senior managing director at Blackstone, said: “We are delighted to welcome Melanie as the new CEO of the NEC.

Akbari said that while the federal government’s action is welcome, families of the victims have been seeking justice for years.

All are welcome to gather by the Visitors Centre at 10 a.m. before heading out on a 40-minute tour.

All are welcome at the event which features a performance from band Final Product at 8.30pm, followed by bingo and a treasure chest.

Alexandria Library will welcome avid collectors for a football card and sticker swap event to celebrate 150 years of Vale of Leven FC.

African Americans will try to rationalize as to why they embrace and welcome the N-word into the sanctuary of their subconscious minds.

Paul's specific request is for Philemon to welcome Onesimus as he would welcome Paul, namely as a Christian brother.

All are welcome to this free non-denominational event, followed by tea, coffee and mince pies.

After a very wet Wednesday, the forecast for the rest of the week will come as welcome news.

All are welcome back to Forest Hall Social Club directly after the service for refreshments.