He battled John Frascatore, a nonroster invitee, in his next at-bat, fouling off a couple of two-strike pitches and drawing praise from Valentine, who was seated behind home plate.
For the leader of a political party to want to go to it without an invitation of his own but with a ticket intended for the spouse or partner of a genuine invitee (in this case BNP colleague Richard Barnbrook, by virtue of his membership of the London Assembly) is so humiliating that one almost feels rather sorry for Griffin.
Appearing with Allen, attorney A. Scott Bolden said, "Whether you believe that he had an invitation or a place card or not," he became an invitee at some point in the evening.
The list of invitees in a fax from the Iranian Embassy press section included notorious America-critics, such as XXXXXXXXXXXX.
Uptake (i.e. the proportion of screening invitees in a given year for whom a screening test result is recorded) is the most important factor in determining the success of a screening programme (Barratt et al, 2002; Parkin et al, 2008).
Ms. Kidjo was in Syria as an invitee of the Damascus Capital of Culture Committee.
… Outfielder Peter Bourjos, in camp as a nonroster invitee, drove in a run on a ground-ball single in the fourth inning for the Angels.
Including 5000 invitees in this trial would result in a power of 98% to reject the null hypothesis of no difference, using two degrees of freedom Chi-square test with a significance level set at 0.05. Figure 1 summarises the study flow.
Write down the names of all invitees in your party journal, leaving a space for their RSVP.
She delivered her inaugural address to an enthusiastic group of about 30,000 invitees in the streets outside the presidential offices in Taipei after a morning of performances that emphasized Taiwan's farmers, youth and minorities.
Loaiza proved himself as a nonroster invitee for the White Sox in 2003, and a new challenge -- with free agency two months away -- could invigorate him.
