| welcome news | 10.14 | It was welcome news. | ||
| welcome change | 8.23 | A welcome change. | ||
| welcome mat | 8.16 | Put the welcome mat out. | ||
| welcome relief | 5.46 | It was welcome relief for England. | ||
| welcome addition | 4.74 | Both are welcome additions. | ||
| welcome back | 3.29 | Otherwise, welcome back. | ||
| welcome sign | 3.29 | No welcome signs fill windows. | ||
| welcome respite | 2.96 | Prayer becomes a welcome respite. | ||
| welcome ceremony | 2.57 | Czech television carried the welcome ceremonies live. | ||
| welcome development | 2.50 | It is a welcome development. | ||
| welcome break | 1.84 | It was a welcome break to the monotony. | ||
| welcome return | 1.58 | A welcome return. | ||
| welcome step | 1.38 | That is a welcome step. | ||
| welcome surprise | 1.38 | The understated tone is a welcome surprise. | ||
| welcome diversion | 1.32 | Both sites prov ide welcome diversion from the road wars. | ||
| welcome party | 1.25 | It quickly turned into a welcome home party. | ||
| welcome boost | 1.12 | He said his victory in St. Poelten was another welcome boost. | ||
| welcome guest | 1.12 | They are welcome guests. | ||
| welcome gift | 1.05 | In live plants, amaryllis has long been a welcome gift. | ||
| welcome banner | 0.92 | There were no welcome banners for the president along Main Street in Edgartown. |