Sentence examples similar to bestow invitations from inspiring English sources
If you can't wait for Google to bestow an invitation upon you, give it a try.
There are still pictures in bubble wrap stacked on the floor of the office; he is still taking up the last of the invitations bestowed on him as attorney general.
In deciding not to bestow the degree – while extending an open invitation to Hirsi Ali to speak on campus – Brandeis was basically guilty of murdering her.
Her back is sore from sitting and stuffing invitations into envelopes all morning -- the committee will bestow its Civic Courage Award on New York City on Dec. 4, and she's hoping Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani turns up to accept it.
But a crowd there was and there would be many more in the weeks and months ahead: a ticker tape parade in New York, invitations from royalty and numerous award ceremonies, including a medal for his heroism bestowed by a special act of Congress.
As it is, Alexander can at least congratulate himself on raising public awareness of a prime minister's duty to bestow his presence sparingly, with careful judgment, having considered, if he or she must accept a compromising invitation, how attendance could translate into human rights leverage or, as Ed Miliband prefers, "a flashpoint for protest".
But popularity does not bestow authority.
