Sentence examples for fail to invite from inspiring English sources

But how, after so much hoopla, can he fail to invite along his new catch, the expert who understands?

For people who have devoted much of their adult lives to the sacred UK sovereignty project it's surprisingly casual and can't fail to invite comparison with Scottish Nationalists.

("Coughers, why be an outcast — here's relief!" declared a rather hysterical 1939 advertisement in The Observer, of Rockford, Ill. "Do friends shun you — fail to invite you to social gatherings?

If we care deeply about the Catholic Church and fail to recognize the full gifts and talents of women and fail to invite them to lend those gifts and talents in service to the faith community, we are squandering an enormous asset.

Citing examples of people being ostracized, Robinson explained to HuffPost that "people may fail to invite you to meetings you should go to" and noted that other times a person might feel ostracized include "when you walk up to the water cooler, people go silent; you sit alone in the lunchroom; you feel like people are giving you the silent treatment.

Fail to invite him or her to meals, forget to text him or her back, cancel plans you may have made with this person, or decline immediately when offered by the individual.

Staffan de Mistura, the UN Syria envoy, issued invitations to the talks on Tuesday, but failed to invite the Kurdish PYD, political wing of the YPG militia, apparently because of Turkish opposition.

The White House pointedly failed to invite Mr Adams to the St Patrick's Day lunch.

The Kremlin failed to invite Kaczynski to a ceremony in Katyn last Wednesday attended by Tusk and Putin.

It carefully failed to invite Northern Irish politicians of all stripes to its lunch, not just Mr Adams.

In one memorable incident, the British team held a barbecue and failed to invite any of their Russian partners.