Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Your Majesty, on behalf of my crew... may I say it is an honour to be welcomed to your city.
• Such reorganisations are to be welcomed to the extent that they are in line with the requirements of dynamic competition and capable of increasing the competitiveness of European industry, improving the conditions of growth and raising the standard of living in the Community.
• And if you have lived an extraordinary life, you will be welcomed to Elysium, or what the French call "Champs
• Surrounded by elegance the moment you arrive at Annabelle, it's time to relax and enjoy a slower pace, and be welcomed to a more gentile time in history
• Enjoy a bucolic stay at "Le Cabouillet" where, in a warm and friendly environment, you will be welcomed to taste authentic, tasty cuisine, prepared with top quality produce.
• You will be welcomed to an evocative atmosphere in the summer verandah and three small salons furnished in an elegant rustic style; one being a 'cantinetta' small wine cellar used for tastings and theme evenings.
• You will be welcomed to the Resort with indications on the Valle di Assisi Hotel & Resort itself, on the old town centre of Assisi and any surrounding sights that interest you.
• In a large Spa where the professional team has left no detail unattended, you will be welcomed to leave everything behind and just let yourself be pampered.

• Dear friends, be welcome to official web site of the SOL DEUS tourist agency from Premantura.
• She'd be welcome to take down my particulars.
• Then we keep Thomas here and you'll be welcome to come and live with us again or visit daily.
• These funds will be welcome to finance the real economy.
• You will be welcome to join us on family holidays.
• (FATHER): Mr and Mrs Wickham will never be welcome to Longbourn.
• But integrating remote desktop functionality into a Google product may be welcome to some users who may not trust third party vendors that already offer the service.
• She'd be welcome to take down my particulars.