Sentence examples for a recent invitation. from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama even turned down a recent invitation to address the New York State Legislature's black and Hispanic caucus.

(A recent invitation to those who play with bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, or sadism and masochism read, "We now have coat-check as well").

Mr Mistry is said to have declined a recent invitation to meet a foreign head of state because Mr Tata might not be present.Yet soon Mr Mistry will be not the pupil but the head man.

Faced with EU howls, it had to withdraw a recent invitation to Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, who has been indicted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes in Darfur.

Stanley Valjan, 31, another neighbor, said Mr. Matthews was friendly, recalling a recent invitation from Mr. Matthews to go to a club in Manhattan on Monday, but Mr. Valjan declined.

"But is it, you know, DICK CHENEY cool?" With that in mind, we were intrigued by a recent invitation, particularly the part where it says that invitees are "forbidden to disclose where their Mercedes is headed".

That was apparent at a recent invitation-only show here, as a well-heeled crowd stood in hushed groups surrounded by elegant pictures emanating from items gracefully positioned around a gallerylike store on Rodeo Drive.

It also, of course, generated the sort of controversy that is another part of its historic mission witness the infamous 1933 debate on a motion that "This House will under no circumstances fight for King and Country", and a more recent invitation to O.J. Simpson.

"How long have you lived in New York?" I congratulated him on initiating Chinese-American relations, a feat that enabled my recent invitation to the People's Republic.

For Yale Child Study Center director and autism researcher Fred Volkmar, speaking at conferences and scientific meetings is a routine part of his busy schedule, but one recent invitation to speak held special significance.

The recent invitation to Turkey to join the European Union reflects a broad push to make Europeans see themselves differently, not in juxtaposition to a vizier's head, but in acceptance of the common humanity of the guest worker.