Sentence examples for extraordinary invitation from inspiring English sources

Sean Turnell of Macquire University said the disparity in rates had "been a most extraordinary invitation to corruption".

In a small gathering he held with some of the athletes, he called the games "an extraordinary invitation to healing".

And what's going on in Greece right now, to paraphrase the Patriarch, is an extraordinary invitation to reengage.

For customers whose lives may be demanding but are not quite extraordinary enough to warrant a Cierge invitation, a Sony spokesman recommended visiting one of the Sony Style stores or the company's Web site.

For all the accusations leveled by the Iraqis and the Iranians, the conference, attended by this reporter at the invitation of the Foreign Ministry, offered an extraordinary glimpse into a regional dynamic that generally takes place behind closed doors.

Earlier this month, some 950 invitations were mailed out for an extraordinary event at the White House: George W. Bush's 35th Yale reunion.

"An invitation to a planning meeting: for an extraordinary retreat (in August), this coming Saturday, July 10, at 2 pm at.

But Prof Ladany refuses invitations to introspection, almost as though his extraordinary gift for survival is like the complex mechanisms of a Swiss watch that might stop working if you pick over it too much.

The decision came after the two men initially refused an invitation to attend an oversight committee hearing, and Parliament then took the extraordinary step of issuing a summons to order them to appear.

The extraordinary talent of a 16-year-old British pianist has been recognised with an invitation to give a concert with Valery Gergiev, one of the world's foremost conductors.

Many in the crowd had responded to an extraordinary mass text-messaging campaign, in which every Omani citizen had received repeated invitations from early morning.