Sentence examples similar to given an effusive welcome from inspiring English sources

Trump gave an effusive welcome to the young prince on his first trip to the United States as heir apparent, 10 months after the president's own sumptuous reception in the kingdom.

The Manchester Guardian gave the declaration an effusive welcome.

This is a gastropub-era Slaughtered Lamb from An American Werewolf in London, but with an effusive welcome from a young team who want to serve you deep-fried brie instead of a menacing grunt from Brian Glover.

Russia's leader received an effusive welcome in Belgrade from President Vucic and his supporters.

That was less than an effusive welcome but better than another knee-jerk denunciation of the Dalai Lama.

The director gave an effusive speech as he won best original screenplay for Django Unchained.

An effusive welcome accorded Joseph Priestley by radical republican groups in the United States after the radical scientist had left England in 1794 drew Cobbett into controversy.

He was given a rapturous welcome.

Angela Merkel was given a royal welcome in London.

Queensland do likewise and Tupou is given a warm welcome.

Leadsom's remarks were given a qualified welcome by Labour.