Sentence examples for press reception from inspiring English sources

Press reception was critical or hostile.

Philip: "Well, you didn't have to come!" An exchange at a press reception to mark the Golden Jubilee in 2002.

Kate Moss, who is featured in the exhibition, is photographed on her arrival at the press reception.

The New Yorker, April 1 , 1991P. 26 Talk story about a press reception to mark the beginning of the second annual American Chocolate Week.

But his eyes really lighted up when he moved onto another topic -- the press reception Graham received during his New York crusade last June.

There was a time within memory when the Newspaper Society greeted ABC's release of the six-monthly circulation figures by hosting a little press reception at its headquarters.

The Queen doesn't give interviews - though when abroad she often talks to reporters at press receptions.

Standing over him is a woman about to press the reception bell.

To explore this option, I find myself attending conferences, seminars, workshops, industry parties, press conferences, receptions, and other networking events, trying to meet and greet the "right" people.

On the British press and public reception: "It is like the publicity leading up to the Kentucky Derby.

This is followed by the usual surfeit of examples drawn from the contemporary press — e.g., "The reception was held at the bride's aunt".