Sentence examples for been invited at all from inspiring English sources

Twitter was ablaze with churlish remarks asking how he'd ever been invited at all.

Then there are some surprising names who haven't been invited at all, including Lord Sugar, star of the U.K. version of The Apprentice, and Nicandro Durante, CEO of British American Tobacco.

It's good news that I've been invited at all, as not only do I have the whole looking shit and wearing a hat situation going on, but I recently went out drinking with someone who works for David Bowie and thought it would be a good idea to nick his phone while he was in the loo.

He won't be using the back door next time he visits Downing Street, if he is invited at all.

So while leaders may complain about summit fatigue, the one thing worse than being invited to too many summits is not being invited at all, or having decisions made at summits from which you have been excluded.

The recent visit of King Mswati III generated healthy debate among staff and students, with some arguing that more should be done to welcome him, while others questioned whether such an undemocratic figure should be invited at all.

Writing on his Friendly Atheist blog, author and activist Hemant Mehta wrote, "I hope that these students who would rather she not be invited at all actually attend Monday night's event.

In 1997, all women in the target population had been invited at least once and since 1999 women aged 70 74 were also invited.

Note that none of the women diagnosed aged 20 21 years in this study were invited for screening before diagnosis, and all of those diagnosed at age 27 29 years should have been invited at age 20 years.

All were invited at the mayor's behest.

Champion or not, all are invited at the end of the evening for a baked bean supper, a Maine tradition almost as old as moose calling itself.