Sentence examples for be invited for from inspiring English sources
verb
To ask for the presence or participation of someone or something.
- We invited our friends round for dinner.
But no dogs are likely to be invited for the occasion.
"I was a little offended not to be invited for cobbler," he said, playfully.
Those found in possession of small quantities of drugs will be invited for treatment, not prosecuted.
All women aged 35 to 45 will be invited for screening.
(The guests would be invited for eight and Murrow would arrive at eight-thirty).
They are then shortlisted and could be invited for an interview.
Don't, therefore, expect to be questioned about your family or recent holiday, or to be invited for post-work drinks.
What to Write: MCAT scores, grades and the application itself determine whether a student will be invited for an interview.
El Mono Hoyos, one of his most loyal workers, tells me how he would be invited "for one of those drinks he called highballs".
"It's logical if you're going to London that it will rain; it's not logical that you'll be invited for lunch with the queen.
The Sunday Times reported that a source said he would be invited for an early visit with his wife Melania to stay at Windsor Castle.
