Sentence examples for better invitation from inspiring English sources

An actual invite to a party is good, but an even better invitation is the random "on the fly" sort, in which she casually mentions something like, "I think I'll head to the pool.

But Bobby Zarem, the very social publicity expert, said: "If you take a better invitation to get out of the first, you have to tell your hosts why.

The practice of canceling a lunch or a dinner date when a better invitation comes along is so common it is known as B.B.D., for Bigger Better Dealing.

I don't know of a more better-done invitation-only event on the globe, so my congratulations to you.

During the Kennedy administration, she said, invitations to dinners were so coveted that Senate wives were known to have instructed their spouses, "You better get an invitation or I'm going to leave you".

The party givers had received a better last-minute invitation to the home of a celebrity.

Watch the Kentucky Derby on Saturday at a flat-screen party, or better, land an invitation to Louisville, Ky., and you will most likely drink mint juleps.

Or maybe you just like store bought invitations better.

The students appreciated being invited to the clinic, but thought they could have taken better advantage of the invitation.

It would have been better if the potluck invitation had specified "no gifts," or if the rightfully proud hosts had provided the feast themselves.

He waited for her to find an excuse to turn down the invitation, or, better still, to tell him that she had obliged his mother with their last meeting and the sensible thing to do now was to make their mutual disinterest known to his mother.