Sentence examples for expected invitation from inspiring English sources

He said: "Now that we have finalised what has turned out to be a longer than expected invitation process, we can start to work with our clubs and invited sides to ensure everyone gets the maximum benefit from being involved".

The Londoner's fortunes have altered rapidly in the last few days after an expected invitation to the opening IAAF Golden League event of the season in Berlin on 14 June was withdrawn.

Today's expected invitation from the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation seems intended to send the message that decisions about a cultural element at ground zero will not be based on personal, political or professional connections.

Prospective guests thought it awkward to get to and, as the venue was small, some people who had expected invitations were disappointed.

He had absolutely no desire to hang out with his subjects at the end of the day and he did not expect invitations to the yacht or the exclusive club.

The bride, who plans to continue super-colliding, can accelerate over six hundred trillion nuclear particles — which is a huge headache, because the church can barely hold four hundred trillion particles, and they all expect invitations.

A well-connected tourist can expect invitations to lunch at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, golf at Fanling or the more exclusive Shek-O, drinks at the Hong Kong Cricket Club and dinner at the Hong Kong Club.

I'm not talking about a big conference, which becomes a big show of two days of solidarity among opposing groups, but some heart to heart conversations with big thinkers who never expected an invitation to the White House - let alone from a colleague close to the president with whom they vehemently disagree.

This book contains the expected dinner invitations from Washington and Jefferson, with dutiful commentary about design and typography, but things really get interesting with the first menu in 1843.

However, if there is someone who you really don't want to invite, don't invite them, even if they are expecting an invitation.

Presumably, anyone to whom you send a save-the-date card is someone you would like to invite to your wedding, and, rightly, they will be expecting an invitation.