Sentence examples for staged a reception from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Mr. Gray's group staged a reception for young people near Capitol Hill to oppose the filibusters, where George P. Bush, the president's nephew, was the featured attraction.

But by 1983, he had identified enough sources to stage "a reception to honor the Olympia oyster and those who grow it" at Ray's Boathouse, a seafood emporium on Shishole Bay in Seattle.

The 20 young people, who each arrived in Norway alone, staged a protest at the Lunner Reception centre, 50km north of Oslo, over a decision to move a young man, who police believe had lied about being under 18-years-old.

Last week, the Raiders staged a millennium-style celebration for Tim Brown's 1,000th career reception.

Around 200 staff and students are staging a protest in the reception area of the college's Camden campus and 40 more are expected to arrive on a bus from the Hertfordshire campus.

It is, perhaps, foolhardy to assume too much about a band's musical direction based on their bass player's appearance; but, looking at Interpol's Carlos Dengler as he strides on stage to a reception noticeably louder than that afforded lead singer Paul Banks, it is hard not to feel that an overhaul is afoot.

The three remaining members and Jason Bonham, deputising on drums for his late father, take the stage to a reception so ecstatic that a cynical voice might suggest they may as well immediately turn round and go home, their performance having clearly been taken as read.

He also staged magnificent receptions -- a "Venetian Fete" and fancy-dress balls -- on the museum premises, and since influential society and art world people crowded to them from New York and abroad, he got glowing reports in the press, convincing the otherwise skeptical locals that he was indeed putting Hartford on the international cultural map.

Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes, who hitched his political fortunes to the organization of the Games, was booed when he appeared on stage Sunday night, a reception that stood in contrast to the applause for Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, who appeared to mark the transition to the next Summer Olympics in Tokyo in 2020.

He was the only Vietnamese wartime leader with a national following, and he assured himself wider fealty among the Vietnamese people when in August-September 1945, he overthrew the Japanese... established the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, and staged receptions for incoming allied occupation forces...

Center Stage will begin with a Reception & Silent Auction at 5 30 PM, followed by Dinner and Entertainment at 7 PM, at the Riviera Palm Springs, on Friday, October 30, 2015.