Sentence examples for organize a reception from inspiring English sources

The class may wish to organize a reception in which they invite other members of the school community to view the completed work.

In May 1825, he was one of thirteen men chosen by the citizens of Louisville to organize a reception for a visit by the Marquis de Lafayette.

We were invited to screen in upstate New York, and screenwriter Ron Nyswaner (Philadelphia, Soldier's Girl) was kind enough to organize a reception afterwards at the Hudson Valley LGBTQ Center in Kingston.

He also organized a reception at Gracie Mansion on Monday for several hundred former adherents.

In July, the U.S.-India PoliticAmerican Jewish Committeeandrican Jewish Commithee American Israel Public Affairs Committeeommittee jointly organized a Capitol Hill reception.

This month he organized a holiday reception in the ornate trustees room honoring authors who have availed themselves of the library's collections.

Or think about organizing a wedding reception where both bride and groom have their share of fractious family members, and the new in-laws don't get along.

While she was serving on the COSEA commission, she organized a V.I.P. reception on the terrace of a Vatican building so that well-connected Italians and high-level prelates could drink champagne and eat hors d'oeuvres while watching a canonization mass for John Paul II and John XXIII, while hundreds of thousands of the faithful waited patiently in St. Peter's Square.

In the meantime, one unthinkable event took place near by: The Catholic Archdiocese of Saigon organized a big reception to honor the former wounded and disabled veterans of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam.

Hospital staff organized a "closing reception" at the hospital's old Lincoln Park location Sunday afternoon for bereaved families, many of whom spent weeks or months living at the old location during their children's lengthy stays, according to WLS.

When contacted for this article, many museums said they also accept nonmonetary, or in-kind, support, from the framing of artwork to the organizing of a reception.