Sentence examples for expected to invite from inspiring English sources

China is expected to invite Mr. Gates to Beijing, a significant change in tone.

Mr. Obama is expected to invite him to lunch in the coming days.

Mr. Brown's office is also expected to invite executives from Promontory and Deloitte to testify.

Washington is also expected to invite Sunni Syria, which is considered in a loose alliance with Iran.

The South American common market, or Mercosur, is expected to invite Chile to join the trade bloc in early September.

President Obama is also expected to invite Benjamin Netanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas to the White House in September.

We expect to invite suggestions from these students about how based on their experiences so far, our selective campuses can best help them to succeed.

The choreographer Sergio Trujillo ("Memphis," "Jersey Boys") has been signed to direct and choreograph the musical, said Mr. Viertel, who expects to invite potential investors to industry readings of the show this winter and then mount an out-of-town tryout before moving to Broadway.

Don't expect to invite friends on board, however: The aircraft only seats one person and the maximum cargo weight – pilot included – is 220 pounds.

Though around 10-20% of your guests may not be able to make it, especially if you're inviting a lot of people from out of town, try not to pick a venue that is barely large enough for the number of guests you expect to invite.

Mr. Chavez has a tour of the Mideast scheduled for June, and he is expected to personally invite two of Washington's most bitter enemies, the Libyan leader, Muammar el-Qaddafi, and President Saddam Hussein of Iraq, to attend the conference.