Sentence examples for a permanent invitation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Podesta, wearing a royal blue Brioni suit and red Prada loafers ("The pope wears Prada," he said, "and so do I")., reminded Ms. Hagan that she had "a permanent invitation" to what, to our eavesdropping ears, sounded like an exotically located vacation home.
We could kill it, but it doesn't necessarily mean we have a permanent invitation to the table..
That is the behaviour of people who are aware they are being spied on and bugged, who realise that people they know - possibly people they know very well - may be informing on them, who have a permanent Stasi invitation to become informers themselves, and who none the less want to live something resembling a normal life.
Honour might be satisfied on all sides if Pakistan were to do so at the invitation of the Kashmiris, once a permanent ceasefire had been negotiated between India and Kashmir's political and military groups.
In December 1941, she was offered a research position by Milislav Demerec, the newly appointed acting director of the Carnegie Institution of Washington's Department of Genetics Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory; McClintock accepted his invitation despite her qualms and became a permanent member of the faculty.
Benefits of doing so, according to the group's Web site, include receiving a plaque, invitations to hobnobbing events, and "the public prestige of being a permanent member of the Business Hall Of Fame".
The Postmaster General of the Irish Free State issued an invitation to firms in Dublin and London on 1 February 1922 for the submission of designs for a permanent definitive stamp issue, and by March several designs had been submitted.
He accepted Webster's invitation to assemble and train the principals and chorus of a new opera company, alongside a permanent orchestra that would play in both operas and ballets.
It's a permanent marriage.
