Sentence examples for a warm invitation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a warm invitation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when extending a friendly or heartfelt request for someone to join an event or gathering. Example: "We would like to extend a warm invitation to you for our annual family reunion this summer."
Not a warm invitation, but not a wary one, either.
But what he was offering could not always be taken for a warm invitation to a more internationalist attitude.
There is always the off-chance of a reconciliation, in which case don't expect a warm invitation to the wedding.
We confess and explain we just wanted to see what the tent was like inside and are rewarded with a warm invitation to stay and join their festivities.
It contains a warm invitation to partake in various of their lifestyle rituals: "share my bread," "taste my food" – and something that sounds less like "try my robe" and more like "try my bong".
Alas, he was out and always would be, but when I tried the number of the concert promoter, Enrique Nalda, I got a warm invitation to meet him in a few hours at Les Éditeurs, a cafe near the Odéon on the Carrefour de l'Odéon.
Extending a warm, energetic invitation towards Belle, the first verse of the song is preceded by a spoken introduction.
Mrs. Cameron's warm invitation to the Sanderson was never answered.
Thankfully, London's new mayor is less than charmed by Trump's warm invitation and has pointed out that with his own election, "London has proved [Trump] wrong".
I notice more and more, when I sit with my friends, that it is a lovely balance to have the cool inquiry of "to whom does this come?" and the warm invitation for anything to arise, to come to rest, to give it clarity and kindness.
Contrary to my anxieties, though, warm invitations started popping into my inbox asking me to come and view suggested objects.
