Sentence examples for a general invitation from inspiring English sources

A different interviewee sent out a general invitation on an institutional email list, inviting interested parties to her classroom to observe the active learning techniques she was using in a traditional classroom.

Rifkind told the Guardian there had been a general invitation for evidence: "It has been public knowledge for the last year that we have been conducting this inquiry.

Perhaps in partial redress, but also in pursuit of a traditional line of policy, they issued a general invitation to participate in a large (10,000 strong) colony at Heraclea in Trachis at the southern approach to Thessaly.

"Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" — the first two cantos, published in 1812, constituted a general invitation to his polysexual coming-­out party — was clearly autobiographical, and Byron called its hero a "repulsive personage".

They will take this as a general invitation to help you prepare for your upcoming pilgrimage.

If people can't get into the space to experience the opening, why would you send a general invitation to 2,000 individuals?

A more general invitation was placed in MRF's e-newsletter and social media websites.

In a more general invitation to participate given to all students, those with particular attitudinal dispositions (or dispositions to change attitudes with professional exposure) may self-select.

Box 2 lists the steps of an ideal recruitment process. 1 General invitation: all practices could be alerted to organisational development opportunities and invited to respond with an expression of interest signed by key stakeholders.

In the partnership style South's four no-trump bid was a general slam invitation rather than Blackwood.

"He was just a bundle of fun," his son Nick said, issuing the recklessly general invitation.