Sentence examples for addresses inviting from inspiring English sources

A letter was sent to participants' home addresses inviting them to attend a celebration event at week 12 to mark the end of the programme and encourage the families to continue walking.

Ms. Hoffman went so far as to post Ms. Silman's phone number and e-mail address, inviting fans to "Tell her what u think of snarky critics".

Taunton has more time for Whale ("an outstanding broadcaster") than Gaunt, who launched a protracted legal action in the wake of his sacking and published Taunton's email address, inviting listeners to tell him what they thought.

On Tuesday, President Obama gave his last State of the Union address, inviting us to end the "rancor and suspicion" that have enveloped us.

She famously made waves with her September 2013 address inviting men to join the fight for gender equality in her role as the UN Women Goodwill Ambassador with her HeForShe campaign.

A few even give their email addresses, thus inviting readers to communicate directly.

In the days leading up to the fire, Moore said the exchanges between himself and Creep Catchers got so heated that he even posted his sister's address online inviting anyone who had beef with him to "come say it to my face".

3. Personalised internet survey: mail out of a personally addressed postcard inviting the householder to complete a web-based survey.

In "Drug Holiday," for instance — the title alludes to a period of time during which a patient is temporarily taken off medication — Possner's speaker addresses a pill, inviting it to remain inside its bottle: You work so hard, with little thanks, toiling nonstop in the wet heat, the airless dark Medicine and poetry have long been intertwined.

In 2011, she published an open letter addressed to friends inviting them to share their thoughts and experiences on writing about race, hoping to learn if the respondents believed that race could be decontextualized from history, what compelled them to write about race, what the difficulties and advantages were, their fears, expectations, and anxieties.

Earlier this month, Mr Zuckerberg sought to address concerns by inviting more organisations to apply to join Internet.org's platform.