Sentence examples for desperately invited from inspiring English sources
The paranoid Real Madrid president Ramón Calderón, sporting a tie that was too tight and a face so red it was just a couple of nobbly bits short of Darth Maul, desperately invited his squad – and the club photographer – to dinner and offered them €2.5m (£2.1m) to win five games, while everyone else waited for them to spontaneously combust.
It seemed way too difficult but, like everyone else, I was thrilled to be included and desperately wanted to be invited to the next party and beyond.
Around this time, Williams also invited to the company's board the venture capitalist Peter Fenton, who desperately wanted to get in on Twitter.
He was desperately in need of funds, and turned to men such as Abramovich and Berezovsky, whom he invited to participate in the so-called "loans for shares" scheme in return for financial backing.
Desperately Lisette was picturing the school cafeteria, the long table in the corner where the coolest guys sat — J.C. and his friends, and sometimes certain girls were invited to sit with them.
I desperately want to be a part of the evening and, having rehearsed my new song Phantom Power quite a bit lately, I get up when invited and run through it for the crowd.
That could invite looting by desperately poor Afghans.
Chancellor Merkel is a well-meaning woman, who is desperately anxious not to use Germanys undoubted economic power for political purposes and thus invite odious comparisons with the past.
