Sentence examples for were given a warm reception from inspiring English sources

About 30 Armenians, who had been too elderly or frail to escape the offensive, were placed on minibuses and driven to Turkey, where they were given a warm reception that was covered in minute detail by state television.

But the plan is likely to be given a warm reception at the commission.

The first lady, who was given a warm reception when she entered, just left the Capitol alone, again.

On Wednesday Smith returns to Griffin Park with Aston Villa, and Frank hopes Smith will be given a warm reception.

On Saturday, Venezuela's offer was given a warm reception by an influential member of the Russian parliament.

Bush told Time magazine last year that when he and Clinton appear together in public, they are given a warm reception.

Bush noted that when he and Clinton appear together in public these days, they are given a warm reception.

With Frank Stella's "Honduras Lottery Co. (Smaller Version)," a square geometric composition of 1962 resembling a target, yet another genre was given a warm reception.

When the Queen arrived inside the auditorium she was given a warm reception, before Byrne said: "I never dreamed I would live to see this day".

While the State Senate remains in G.O.P. hands after the 1982 elections (Cuomo is a Democrat) the new governor has been given a warm reception by Republicans.

The film is unlikely to make it on to the multiplex circuit but last week was given a warm reception when the House of Commons hosted its world premiere.