warm reception

The Italian tabloid Novella 2000 reports that she was angry due to his “less-than-warm reception” upon her return.

They'll get a warm reception if they do,' said George with significance.

McClellan, anticipating a fierce onset, was prepared for such an event, and gave him a warm reception.

Gorky suddenly became their favorite author, and it is to this warm reception that he owes a great part of his renown.

If his Royal Highness think of breaking in, he may count on a very warm reception indeed.

The colony was ill prepared for the emergency, but no effort was spared to give the enemy a warm reception.