Sentences with phrase «feel welcome in»

I want to create a retreat type space for our guests to relax and more importantly feel welcome in our home.

Anyone would feel welcome in a warming scheme like this, with a cosy throw, comfy armchair and miniature fireplace.

That means clearing out the clutter and dedicating space for your company so they feel welcome in your home.

You want your husband to feel welcome in his own home and because of his profession, you are making the right choice for you!

I love making my visitors feel welcome in our home.

for letting us share your experience and knowledge and making us feel welcome in your home and lives!

We want you to feel welcome in your new hometown.

Show that you have been paying attention to who we are; it makes us feel welcome in our newest home.

I try my best to make sure you feel welcome in our shared space.

Here is a suggested list of supplies to help your child feel welcome in her second home:

Make the patient feel welcome in the office.

Onboarding is both an exciting and a nerve - wracking process, but from the very beginning you have made me feel welcome in our department.

Do you feel welcome in the office?

I work in a company with many young alumni, and realized that I want them to feel welcome in the alumni association.

SR: We really want to connect with the artists» community in Denver and find a way to make artists, in particular, feel welcome in the Museum.

He made me feel welcome in the community they are working to cultivate.

It's not really a secret that women, LGBT folks, disabled folks, people of color, and many other marginalized groups often do not feel welcome in gaming - centered communities.

Blood stains and ritualistic markings are everywhere and you don't feel welcome in the land.

Feel welcome in wine country amid lush gardens.

Your hosts Colin and Linda Johnston will do their utmost to make you feel welcome in this picturesque 4 1/2 star rated park.

We do try to make our guest feel welcome in a homely atmosphere.

We always try to make guests feel welcome in our home.

From the moment we arrived the wonderful team here at Villa Asmara made us feel welcome in every way.

The Mantas have a way of making you feel welcome in their world.

Feel welcome in one of the hotels offered by AccorHotels or our partners in Lithuania on your next business trip or relaxing family holiday.

Feel welcome in one of the hotels offered by AccorHotels or our partners in Belgium on your next business trip or relaxing family holiday.

Feel welcome in one of the hotels offered by AccorHotels or our partners in Netherlands on your next business trip or relaxing family holiday.

Feel welcome in one of the hotels offered by AccorHotels or our partners in Ukraine on your next business trip or relaxing family holiday.

Feel welcome in one of the hotels offered by AccorHotels or our partners in Luxembourg on your next business trip or relaxing family holiday.

Whether you're a regular or just vacationing, you'll always feel welcome in the warm, friendly and fun atmosphere created by owners Kelly and Janice Laviolette.

As a visitor, you'll immediately feel welcome in Romania.

There was a misunderstanding with the booking, but the hostess made us feel welcome in no time.

«I aim to make all my customers and their pets feel welcome in the store, and provide them with exceptional customer service and helpful information to find options that best suit their needs,» said Love.

Feeding your new barn cats canned food daily (as a treat), talking to them and leaving a radio on will help your kitties feel welcome in their new home during the acclimation period.

As such, there are several steps you must take to truly make your new four - legged friend feel welcome in your home.So You Want to Bring a Puppy Into -LSB-...]

Her characters made us feel welcome in their lives.

«Students are less likely to show up when they don't feel welcome in school,» she adds.

Education advocacy and social justice advocacy go hand in hand in our increasingly diverse communities, and all students and school professionals must feel welcome in schools across the nation.

We value this and applaud the many text - based resources that help all students to feel welcome in their schools and represented in the curriculum.

Welcome If students don't feel welcome in your classroom, they won't ask questions or engage in the learning.

A selection of basic words and phrases to help you make children with a Mandarin speaking heritage feel welcome in your class, or to help support t...

The research will also explore whether LGBT youth of color feel welcome in GSAs, or seek and receive support elsewhere.

A selection of basic words and phrases to help you make children with a Chinese / Cantonese heritage feel welcome in your class or to support topic w...

A selection of basic words and phrases to help you make children with a Polish heritage feel welcome in your class, or to help support topic work o...

A selection of basic words and phrases to help you make children with a Kannada speaking heritage feel welcome in your class, or to help support topic work on Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra ~ Mike: 0) If you like this resource, why not visit the Free Resource page on my website http://www.the-treasure-box.co.uk/Pages/FreeResources.aspx

A selection of basic words and phrases to help you make children with a Portuguese speaking heritage feel welcome in your class, or to help support topic work on Portugal or Brazil.

A selection of basic words and phrases to help you make children with a Lingala speaking heritage feel welcome in your class, or to help support topic work on Lingala speaking countries such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Republic of the Congo, Cameroon and the Central African Republic ~ Mike: 0) If you like this resource, why not visit the Free Resource page on my website http://www.the-treasure-box.co.uk/Pages/FreeResources.aspx

A selection of basic words and phrases to help you make children with a Chinese / Cantonese heritage feel welcome in your class or to support topic work on China.

A selection of basic words and phrases to help you make children with a Mandarin speaking heritage feel welcome in your class, or to help support topic work on China ~ thanks!

A selection of basic words and phrases to help you make children with a Punjabi / Panjabi speaking heritage feel welcome in your class, or to help support topic work on Pakistan and / or India.