make somebody welcome
make somebody feel welcome

"On this occasion we make him welcome for the sake of a friend."

"I have done my best to make you welcome."

Everyone else seems to be making themselves welcome in my residence, so why not you two?

That expertise made him welcome at Harvard, where he had his first academic post.

"He has come to make you welcome in your new home."

They had come to see their new lord and make him welcome.

They'll make you welcome, and try to help you work out what's going on.

Were she here, I know she would wish to make you welcome.

He was just in time tor tea, and they made him welcome.

Strangers are rare birds in our society, and when they come we make them welcome.

Trevelyan was made welcome, and found opportunities to exercise big knowledge of the language.

I am Jewish and have always been made very welcome.

All current and new members will be made most welcome.

They are made welcome, even coddled, by the restaurant's friendly staff.

There is room for everyone and you will be made very welcome.

We had been made quite welcome here, strictly red carpet.

"See Our little monk is made welcome," the king told him.

They were made welcome, but when time came to leave, his wife warned him to jump quickly over the threshold.

"Within the keep, your grace, and made more than welcome."

Places where he would be made welcome and others he should avoid.