Sentence examples for receptions out from inspiring English sources

With athletic pass-catcher (and only pass-catcher) Tony Scheffler also around, the Lions can expect at least 100 receptions out of the tight end position this season.

From there, it was off to 4 receptions (out of 29 this week that he said should raise $4 million for Democratic Senate candidates), a short speech on the convention floor, and another night of party-hopping.

Whatever status Yemenite Songs has gone on to accrue, the original reception meted out to it was bewilderment.

The "chef" at the reception turned out to be Robert Creighton, from the ensemble cast of the Broadway version of "The Little Mermaid".

County workers and campaign volunteers, who apparently did not buy their $1,000 tickets to the reception, filled out the crowd.

If the middling critical reception doled out to Sam Raimi's Oz the Great and Powerful proves anything, it's that Hollywood should think twice before filling its titles with self-aggrandising adjectives.

The captain was quick to tell me that that mobile reception was out, but that "if anything were to happen to him, we just had to use the radio to call for help".

B Ruby Rich, who wrote the piece, made passing reference to the frosty reception meted out to Morris's The Fog of War, a film about Robert McNamara, US secretary of defence as the Vietnam war escalated, which prompted interesting observations.

This paper describes a detailed investigation of the noise generated by an ultrasonic chain of reception carried out on a piezoelectric receiver of standard characteristics amplified by a low-noise amplifier (LNA) of optimum design.

After the attack, power and cell reception goes out across the United States, reaching from the West to at least the Midwest.

However, if you will not have standard tables at your reception, find out how many can sit per table.