Sentence examples for are usually invited from inspiring English sources

These Fellows are usually invited by a Harvard faculty member to work in their lab.

About 36,000 are usually invited to run, divided about equally among local, national and international competitors.

Guests get a set of keys and are free to come and go as they please, but are usually invited to join in with their teacher's life, to meet relatives and friends, go shopping and explore the nightlife.

About 20 of the top prospects are usually invited to New York to participate in a series of events -- some of them community-service related -- in the days leading up to the draft.

"Nonmarine designers are usually invited by the client who thinks to himself, 'He has done my home and my plane, he can design my yacht,"' said Jonathan Beckett, chief executive of Burgess, a leading broker and all-service luxury yachting company, in an interview from London.

These papers are usually invited, but we welcome unsolicited contributions.

Galleries were usually invited back year after year.

Professor Piskorski said company executives were usually invited to contribute to lectures.

They were usually invited to do so by the dominant classes of these countries, and this was in turn facilitated by the free trade agreements their states signed, and by the controls on capital flows they removed.

It was more complicated than that, said Kranepool, who is usually invited back by the Mets a dozen or more times a seasons to entertain fans and tell stories about the old days.

The PM's spokesman, who said heads of government of countries hosting the annual Bilderberg meeting were usually invited to attend, said it would be a private event and that civil servants were not expected to attend.