Sentence examples for as he invited from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as he invited" is not correct in standard written English
It may be intended to convey that something is happening in accordance with an invitation made by someone, but it lacks clarity and proper structure. Example: "She attended the event as he invited her to do."
As he invited us in, I nervously asked him where he'd learned English.
Or consider this, as he invited Republicans to join in "a Q. and A". with him in West Des Moines.
But he looked relaxed, in jeans and an untucked button-down shirt, as he invited everyone to pray for a big turnout.
Then it was on to the next order of business, as he invited his featured guest, the gospel and R&B singer BeBe Winans, to the stage.
"You're hot!" he blurted out, clearly drunk as he invited me inside, informing me that his boyfriend wouldn't be back until morning.
You bet he brought it up, just as he invited some of his Indian business partners to Trump Tower last week for a post-election get-together.
"I can mend my own shirts," File protests to H.C. "You've got a lot more that needs mendin'," H.C. replies as he invites him to dinner.
Visitors to O'Connell's competing piece, which he's called #IAMSORRYTOO, can expect to see the actor tearfully apologising for the world's problems as he invites members of the audience to choose an item from his table.
President Barack Obama is a "Marxist-Leninist" hell-bent on destroying freedom – a dictator who lights his cigarettes with smouldering copies of the constitution as he invites brown-skinned aliens to overrun the country, and imposes socialism upon us all.
Mr. Spitzer seems well positioned to provide that service, as long as he invites the cooperation and expertise of the Federal Emergency Management Agency and others with experience in dealing with national disasters.
Earth is the toughest one to explain, he says, but as soon as he invites people to recall the smell of potting soil or river mud from a camping trip, they get it.
