Sentence examples for and without invitation from inspiring English sources

No sooner had I alienated the grandmother in Denver than I was trapped by the man behind me, who caught my eye and, without invitation, proceeded to complain.

Jan Bullock, Mr. Bullock's widow (he died last year), recalled that Mr. Bush first walked to the counter and, without invitation, poured himself a mug of coffee.

One of my abiding memories of childhood, in fact, is of men, continuously and without invitation, pronouncing judgements about the physical attractions of the women they came up against.

You get a call from the director of admissions, whom you greet with the words "Yyyyyyo, what's crackin'?" The director's name is Louise, so you call her first Louise and then, without invitation, Lou.

Instead, Alan engaged me in conversation and moved, without invitation, into the seat next to me after a couple of hours.

Realistically, committees cannot arise, be sustained and actively participate in health services without invitation and support from those that they deal with directly within the health care system (Mogensen and Ngulube 2001).

He stepped closer, without invitation, and so did the boy and the other man.

Locals welcome newcomers with extravagant hospitality, often pulling up chairs and joining in conversations without invitation.

The stork could come calling on heterosexual couples without invitation, and when it did, marriage helped ensure that the surprised progenitors would stay around to raise the children.

However, all stories about an outsider arriving without invitation and without warning, even a much-loved story such as Judith Kerr's classic The Tiger Who Came to Tea, carry an underlying message about security and control which are integral to child development.

Suu Kyi's lawyers say she did not violate the conditions of her house arrest because Yettaw had arrived without invitation and was immediately asked to leave.