Sentence examples similar to spectator reception from inspiring English sources
As prepared as Runyan was for the race, she could not have been prepared for the reception from adoring spectators.
The 30-year-old had urine thrown over him and was called a 'doper' on Saturday's 14th stage and felt "irresponsible" reporters and television pundits were culpable for the hostile reception from roadside spectators, which has led to Team Sky riders being booed and spat at.
It's nice to see, after plenty of talk of abuse aimed at Chris Froome, that spectators are giving a warm reception to the yellow jersey wearer.
She said she received a warm reception and that some spectators told her they had seen her car on a YouTube video.
The building's interior contained a doubles court, two singles courts, a reception room, locker rooms, and a spectators' gallery.
In his first event of 2010, at the Masters, Woods received a mostly warm reception from the galleries at Augusta National Golf Club, although many spectators withheld their applause as he approached greens.
In such settings, writers are no longer "prescient seers and producers of new worlds" but rather "conduits of a dense, embodied reception of a troubled present, recasting themselves as spectators, listeners, and users" (4).
Federer received the kind of raucous reception he experiences wherever he plays and went on to deliver the result most of the 17,000 spectators at the O2 Arena wanted.
