friendly reception

That, I'm afraid, means anything but a friendly reception for us.

And we didn't get such a hell of a friendly reception either, as I recall it.

Claudia was very impressed by the friendly reception she received.

He pictured the fire and the friendly reception, the boys running out to greet him.

He could even hope for a friendly reception when he arrived.

Thus assured of a friendly reception I slid down from the vehicle when we stopped.

Presumably you will be given a friendly reception, especially on Zalit.

Mr. Richardson won a generally friendly reception from the committee.

He wasn't expecting a friendly reception, not this deep into Romulan space.

If it was another bill collector, he was not going to get a very friendly reception.

The party of fifty-two persons received a friendly reception from the Portuguese.

If the Wizard and the Wolves gave him a friendly reception, he wouldn't need money.

From the friendly reception she had given the veteran the previous fall, he thought she might be interested.

In the next few days the Governor was out among the people, and newspaper reports spoke of 'the friendliest reception everywhere'.

But the Dragon lacked experience and instincts relating to friendly receptions.

Qual figures he'll get a friendlier reception from the captain than he would somewhere else.

People at the county fairs tell me they've never seen Democrats get such a friendly reception, and I'm sure it wasn't my smile.

And, he hoped, so would a friendly reception committee from the Tower of the Leopard.

The book is likely to get a much friendlier reception in sociology and political-science departments.

Friendly Reception for Clinton This was hardly a typical audience, however.

Together we came to Tjanath, expecting a friendly reception."

Sometimes the tribune's men got a friendlier reception.

But some leaving City Hall here are still in a pugnacious mood, despite the friendly reception.

Pakistan has given them a friendly reception, but shows a cool attitude towards any promotion of separatism.

He spoke to firefighters, police officers and soldiers, who gave him a far friendlier reception than he got on Thursday.