| ! - The devil is not welcome here! | |
| ! Amendments welcome! | |
| ! Ladies and gentlemen, help me welcome to the stage the Adam's apple of everyone's eye, Miss Yolanda! | |
| " "Oh, yeah, hey, you're welcome,mike.No problem. | |
| " Jimmy, welcome. Why are you doing this? " | |
| ! - The devil is not welcome here! | |
| ! Amendments welcome! | |
| ! Ladies and gentlemen, help me welcome to the stage the Adam's apple of everyone's eye, Miss Yolanda! | |
| " "Oh, yeah, hey, you're welcome,mike.No problem. | |
| " Jimmy, welcome. Why are you doing this? " | |
| "...which welcomes us. | |
| "A hundred thousand welcomes." | |
| "Baghdad welcomes careful drivers." | |
| "Dear ms. Mars, it is with great pleasure that the admissions board at stanford university welcomes you to our institution." | |
| "Queen Victoria "welcomes you to London." | |
| "...which welcomes us. | |
| "A hundred thousand welcomes." | |
| "Baghdad welcomes careful drivers." | |
| "Dear ms. Mars, it is with great pleasure that the admissions board at stanford university welcomes you to our institution." | |
| "Queen Victoria "welcomes you to London." | |
| ".All the people Count Sforza said yesterday in his timely speech have welcomed with dignity and courage the severe test to which they have been submitted. | |
| "Antiques welcomed." | |
| "Faggots aren't welcomed here." | |
| "He was welcomed by the short phrase of the sonata "played in the garden on the restaurant piano..." | |
| "In her luxurious Fifth Avenue mansion... "the disillusioned heiress, fleeing from her amorous fiancé... "was welcomed by her uncle, Cyrus Jeffrey, the well-known financier... and, uh, horseman. " | |
| "A welcoming sunrise greets retired stallions and broodmares..." Broodmares. | |
| "And as welcoming as a lovely bench." | |
| "Come in," she said, suddenly smiling a broad, welcoming grin. | |
| "Conrad Grayson took the pre-meditated step "of buying his mistress a handgun and welcoming her aboard the honeymoon yacht." | |
| "Later that day, as the welcoming sun caressed the curvaceous princess she found herself alone with Captain Courage." | |
| ".All the people Count Sforza said yesterday in his timely speech have welcomed with dignity and courage the severe test to which they have been submitted. | |
| "Antiques welcomed." | |
| "Faggots aren't welcomed here." | |
| "He was welcomed by the short phrase of the sonata "played in the garden on the restaurant piano..." | |
| "In her luxurious Fifth Avenue mansion... "the disillusioned heiress, fleeing from her amorous fiancé... "was welcomed by her uncle, Cyrus Jeffrey, the well-known financier... and, uh, horseman. " | |
| "A welcoming sunrise greets retired stallions and broodmares..." Broodmares. | |
| "And as welcoming as a lovely bench." | |
| "Come in," she said, suddenly smiling a broad, welcoming grin. | |
| "Conrad Grayson took the pre-meditated step "of buying his mistress a handgun and welcoming her aboard the honeymoon yacht." | |
| "Later that day, as the welcoming sun caressed the curvaceous princess she found herself alone with Captain Courage." | |
