Sentence examples for extended to invite from inspiring English sources

Els was against the changes to the 18th, and the green has been lowered for this year with the depth of the putting surface extended to invite second shots.

One of these is the so-called early or short-interval rescreen, an opportunity that may be extended to inadvertently invited BC survivors (when their status is unknown to the service).

The joke was recently hammered home with a 'Netflix and Chill Festival' at University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, which saw an invite extended to the Pope.

In his first public comments about the new Labour leader, the prime minister said the usual courtesies had been extended to Corbyn, who has been invited to join the privy council as leader of the official opposition.

The detail counts and will be pored over between now and polling day: the manifesto's aggressive revival of the "right to buy", now extended to all housing association tenants, invites comparison with the Thatcher era, and is hard to reconcile with the core modernising claim that "we are all in this together".

At a recent luncheon to celebrate this year's Oscar nominees, Mara, who is up for lead actress for her performance in "Dragon Tattoo," said she had "no idea" why the invite was extended to her.

At a recent luncheon to celebrate this year's Oscar nominees, Mara, 26, who is up for lead actress for her performance in "Dragon Tattoo," said she had "no idea" why the invite was extended to her.

Initially the 50 64 age group was invited to screening, but more recently invitation has been extended to include women up to age 70 (Bennett et al, 2009).

Her versatility extended to sculpture.

Her vision extended to Lafayette Street.

The profession's freedom extends to decisions about whom to invite or not invite to campus.