Sentence examples for received me with from inspiring English sources

The workers and management received me with open arms.

A short, burly black man with a shaved head, Pastor Sidney received me with wary politeness, and invited me inside to sit on the upstairs terrace.

Ernst Curtius, visiting him in Rome in 1928, recalled how 'he generally received me with some strong abuse of Albertine, whose moods and vices were at that time keeping him very busy'.

While his YA experience has been very different – "the industry seems to have received me with open arms" – he thinks it is part of a wider problem affecting black and working-class authors.

"In my campaign, I was proposing a change of government to people who received me with a glass of Scotch in their hand and asked me, 'Why do I want a change?' " Capriles said, with a laugh, "Chávez was like Mike Tyson, and I was like a middleweight".

On the several occasions that I met Göncz, both in Britain and in Budapest, he always received me with a ready smile and the handshake of a man who in politics managed to rise above past rancour and bitterness, willing to forgive his former jailers and demagogic, unfair opponents.

The ground receives me with the familiar caress of home.

My solitary presence, without any sort of recommendation from another author, made him receive me with significant reserve.

"' HEWs have a good reputation, they consider me as their sister, give me good care, they identify which specific locality I come from, they receive me with a smiling face' cxxx (Woman who delivered at health facility - FGD4) " HEWs encouraged women to visit health facilities for antenatal care and delivery.

This shocked many Saudis and, though they received me hospitably, they hammered me with their pain.

What do we think of the paragraph-length passage about 10 pages into the second chapter that begins: "But look here, hang it all, it is not altogether darkness", and continues: "… not even the gates of heaven, opening wide to receive me, could fill me with such celestial complicated and hopeless joy … All mystery, all hope, all disappointment, yes, all disaster, is here.