Sentence examples for why reception from inspiring English sources

I wonder why reception of communion by the tongue is not forbidden in those places mentioned in the article, let alone in the entire state of Vermont where the bishop has outlawed reception of the chalice.

Which is why their reception at the Mobos pleased them so much.

It's why the reception of any building is usually the smartest part of the office.

That is why effective reception and screening are so important, to enable claims to be analysed and protection extended to those who need it".

When I asked Dr. Safaa Khalaf at Umm Qasr Hospital why the reception for U.S. forces had been so muted, he answered: "Many people here have sons who were soldiers.

That's the basic outline of where to start before the party starts showing up with a smile and elephant stickers wherever black people congregate, and wonder why the reception is chilly.

That's why champagne receptions have been banned in Brum.

If -- as some report -- Blair House is being used for receptions, why can't the receptions be held in one of the 132 rooms in the White House?

Why the muted reception?

When Andy Murray asked Clegg, David Cameron and Ed Miliband at a post Wimbledon reception why they couldn't always get on, the deputy prime minister observed: "A good question that was met with an awkward silence and the three of us shuffling our feet".

While the Hizbullah leader, Hassan Nasrallah, and even Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, win popular acclaim as Robin Hood-like heroes, stalwart Arab "moderates", such as Egypt's president, Hosni Mubarak and King Abdullah of Jordan, are tarred as American puppets.Their sense of vulnerability to such charges explains why Ms Rice's reception in Arab capitals was relatively muted.