Sentence examples for reception part from inspiring English sources

It first addresses the constitutional framework for reception (Part I).

The hotel's design is playful: there's a central void accessed from the reception, part open to the elements high up on one side – an inside-but-outside space filled with loungey chairs, bean bags and lanterns.

Only the reception part of the architecture is presented since current GNSS receivers are not transmitting.

Those receptions, part of the opening 10-play touchdown drive by the starting offense, were two of them.

"I ask them how they visualize the ceremony, which is the most important aspect of a wedding," she said, "and they say, 'We're not sure, but we really want ranunculus in the bouquets at the reception.' " Part of that obsessing masks the universal human fear of taking a life-altering leap into matrimony.

To some extent, the poor reception is part of the global downturn in technology stocks.

Davies's deliberately provocative book had a mixed reception, in part because of the way his account of the war in Eastern Europe seemed determined to minimize the importance of the Holocaust.

Strong Second Halves Trent Richardson's 65-yard touchdown run and 5-yard touchdown reception were part of 28 second-half points as No. 7 Alabama beat host Tennessee, 41-10.

But judging from the thudding reception to Part 2 of the series, and initial reviews of this final episode, it's possible that this new "Matrix" will turn out to be a big movie that quickly goes small.

"The bride who insists that receiving cash at the reception is part of a heritage she must honor," Martin writes, "does not insist on the better-documented tradition by which her new mother-in-law should check the bridal sheets the next morning to verify that her son married a virgin".

Tillerson turned down a request from the State Department's Office of Religion and Global Affairs to host an Eid al-Fitr reception as part of Ramadan celebrations, said two U.S. officials who declined to be identified because they were not authorized to speak publicly.