Sentence examples for and invited as a from inspiring English sources

He roped in Ferrari and Ray Lewis, whom he appointed as his mentoring champion last year and invited as a guest on the show, to join the venture.

He served as a member on the editorial board of seven scientific journals and was invited as a guest editor of special issues of five other journals.

He was named to the "Out 100" by Out Magazine in 2005 and was invited as a distinguished lecturer to the William J. Clinton School of Public Service at the Clinton Presidential Library in 2009.

Smith broke the mould again in 1997 when he and Jabri were invited as a couple to attend a function at Buckingham Palace, sparking much press interest.

Keshavjee is internationally recognized for his expertise on ADR among Muslims and has been invited as a keynote speaker to address several conferences on mediation.

Also an accomplished conductor, since 2009 Dr. Sartori has been the principal conductor of Musica d'Insieme, a string orchestra based in Long Island, and he is frequently invited as a guest conductor of several European and American orchestras.

It appears immediately, and everyone you've invited as a friend can see the pictures and comment on them either online or on their phones.

His book 'The City as Interface: How Digital Media are Changing the City' has been internationally well received, and he is regularly invited as a keynote speaker at both academic and professional conferences around the world.

Holders of British hereditary titles automatically get an entry (10 per cent of total listings), while MPS, senior judges and civil servants are invited as a matter of course.

Returning to New York, Mr. Szilard taught ballet and in 1953 was invited as a guest artist with the Komaki Ballet in Japan.

It was an annual gathering, mandated by the Refugee Act of 1980, and Sessions had been invited as a member of the Senate subcommittee on immigration.