Sentence examples for but invitation from inspiring English sources

Self-catering in Tuscany in the school holidays can be a pricey option but Invitation to Tuscany, a family-run business which has hand-picked all 200 of its properties, is offering an idyllic cottage just outside Siena from £561 for the week (based on four sharing).

An active individual call and recall system has been a key factor in improving screening coverage in western countries [ 22] but invitation at home did not work very well in never-screened women in Thimphu.

For now, it's free, but invitation-only.

But invitations are always extended to first-time filmmakers.

Nowadays, Off Broadway's long-running "Tony and Tina's Wedding" sells not tickets but invitations.

But invitations to appear on the weekend's TV talkshows may prove more alluring.

But invitations to sing at folk events around the country put a strain on their day jobs.

Infrastructure NSW said the briefing was "not a mandated part of that consultation process" but invitations were issued to "registered Aboriginal parties".

Apart from likely pleasing The Wall Street Journal, the arguments that the author gets David to deliver are graceful and sensitive; not bludgeons but invitations to dialogue.

It was a commercial flop, but invitations to appear on TV followed.

It's still technically in private beta, but invitations aren't all that hard to find.