Sentence examples similar to Presenting invitations from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama and Mr Modi held a fruitful summit in September last year and the present invitation was extended seemingly on the spur of the moment by Mr Modi when the two met on sidelines of the East Asia Summit in Myanmar Burmaa) last November.
My work seeks to reveal the ever-present invitation into the vast inner landscape of beauty.
These are one man's visual observations presented as invitations to a dialogue.
We are presenting an invitation to female PhD holders around the world to join us as a fulltime faculty members at one of our colleges at Princess Nourah University.
It felt like a dinner party given by an eclectic and extroverted new friend, except that those present scored invitations online (at theshychef.wordpress.com) and chipped in 50 euros each ($72.50 at $1.45 to the euro).
Our goal is to present these invitations for dialog as puzzles that are engaging in their own right (Clark and Martinez-Garza 2012; Clark et al. 2012).
Series I, Administration, contains chronologically-ordered administrative data required for the ongoing operation of the workshop: Council for Advanced Studies annual evaluations; workshop directories and participant lists; draft and final workshop presentation schedules; invitations to present and related correspondence; funding and reimbursement requests and other miscellaneous forms.
The Pope continued: "To all Americans, without exception, I present this invitation: let us pause and reason together.
Fit and forward-looking, he was confused by an unexpected present: an invitation to join AARP, formerly the American Association of Retired Persons.
Cassell said the study will be published in a forthcoming issue of the Illinois Law Review and has been presented by invitation to the Illinois Academy of Criminology.
Although the day fixed for the casting was necessarily Kept quiet, a large number of ladies and distinguished military and scientific persons were present, by invitation of Mr. KNAPP.
