Sentence examples for Printed invitation from inspiring English sources

Printed invitation to a reception, November 25, 1879, celebrating 25 years of Potter's Episcopate.

If you wish to request a printed invitation or have questions about this exciting event, please email Alumni Relations at [email protected]

The printed invitation, obtained by the Washington Post's Dan Steinberg, went so far as to appropriate for partisan electoral purposes the Redskins' hallowed fight song: "Hail VICTORY!" Donors could be "Tailgaters," a "12th Man Sponsor," a "Touchdown Sponsor" or, for twenty-thousand dollarSuper"Super Bowl Sponsor".

Never easy to find, the theater was particularly forbidding on a frigid evening in late January, when the gate to the entire complex stood locked and guarded, opened only to those in possession of a printed invitation to the event within: a dress rehearsal for the Beijing Dance Theater's adaptation of "Jin Ping Mei," or "The Golden Lotus".

The Clavells weren't the sort to play pranks, so the printed invitation to their annual Christmas party arrived after what Gerald and Charlotte's son, Timothy, would call a "heads-up," sent by e-mail, letting them know that both were invited to the event, at the Clavells' apartment, on West Fifty-sixth Street. Fifty-sixth Street

There are so many places to order wedding invitations online that it's hard to distinguish these sites from one another (this is one of many reasons that Punchbowl has chosen not to enter the printed invitation market).

Some people like formal, printed invitations and others prefer digital invites that can be emailed.

Depending on your invitation, assembly simply may involve putting printed invitations in envelopes; or it may require mounting printed invitations on cardstock, adding enclosures and embellishments, and then placing invitation suites in envelopes.

Printed invitations to a midnight beach party in Cannes thrown by the movie's producers were marked "oral satisfaction guaranteed".

We were handed 3 printed invitations...one, passed out by a boy of not more than 13, from a delicatessen.

Figuring that a majority of couples are still choosing traditional printed invitations for their weddings, rather than "e-vites" and other Web communications tools, the Postal Service has been issuing stamps featuring cakes, flowers, gold bands and other wedding themes.