Sentence examples for vast reception from inspiring English sources

Night was approaching, and windows flanking the courtyard offered views inside the vast reception area.

Its vast reception rooms were an ideal setting for women wearing hoop skirts.

Books and a card table create a mood of intimacy, while vast reception rooms, chandeliers and a maid evoke one of privilege.

It's pretty gorgeous too; with its stone and terracotta colours sculpted into the hillside, you hardly see it until you find yourself sipping a chilled juice as you check in at the vast reception area.

"I can't stop speaking out while we are in this deteriorating situation," said Cardinal Sfeir, a tiny old man hunched in a thronelike chair in the vast reception room of Bkirki, his headquarters.

Seated in a vast reception room decorated with red velvet drapes and a crystal chandelier and at the entrance to which stood two large stuffed cats – either lions or tigers – Mr Sharif was also asked about Pakistan's relationship with Washington and its so-called war on terror.

Despite the vast change in critical reception, Parks and Recreation staff said they felt only a few minor changes were made to the show itself.

The reception area is vast, and the scanners and TVs make it feel like an airport.

Vast crowds in Trafalgar Square, a reception at Downing Street, football knocked off the front and back pages - cricket has never had it so good.

It's pretty much impossible to find anyone prepared to express a dislike for them, something that has come as a surprise to Young and Johnson after years in which the disparity between their critical and commercial reception was unfathomably vast.

A parade of bands, veterans and current servicemen and women will then make their way from the abbey along Whitehall - past the balcony where Churchill made a historic speech before vast crowds - before a reception in St James's Park.