Sentence examples for Invitation-only gathering from inspiring English sources

Some 58 executives from 50 companies gathered for Ferrazzi's second annual Big Task weekend, an invitation-only gathering of companies and organizations willing and able to move the country's public health agenda forward.

For the first time in the guide's history, the results were announced at an invitation-only gathering in central London.

Amid backlash and boycotts, President Trump addressed an invitation-only gathering Saturday at the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum in Jackson — instead of attending the public opening ceremony.

At an invitation-only gathering hours before the North American International Auto Show was scheduled to open for press previews, General Motors introduced the 2014 Corvette, the seventh generation of Chevrolet's hallmark sports car.

In a keynote address to the invitation-only gathering of 400 executives this morning, Microsoft's chief executive, Steven A. Ballmer, acknowledged that the downturn had hurt Microsoft's ability to keep some of its best programmers.

Government officials brushed off the criticisms, saying the issue of greatest concern for the funeral was security, along the two-mile route of the cortege and at the cathedral, where there will be an invitation-only gathering of 2,000 mourners.

Invitation-only gatherings with faculty and thought leadership, with an opportunity to engage in discussions on current initiatives and research at the School.

Hillary Rodham Clinton held the first of many 2016 campaign fundraising events Tuesday with small invitation-only gatherings in New York meant to fire up big donors and recruit additional support.

And because he is The Great Romer, he gets to present this wheeze to national leaders, high-profile conferences and invitation-only gatherings of policy-makers.

These invitation-only gatherings are usually billed as an opportunity to have a question-and-answer session with the senator on a range of topics.

Wall Street investment banks are sponsoring hundreds of invitation-only gatherings a year in places as near as their own boardrooms or as far as Versailles, France, and St. Moritz, Switzerland, to help the funds find new investors.