Sentence examples for given an invitation from inspiring English sources

When Porter married Shirley Cohen in 1949 he was given an invitation to copy Sir Jack's other son-in-law, Hyman Kreitman, and join what was still very much a family business.

Some of the prisoners volunteered to have their feet washed, while others were given an invitation to help them overcome their embarrassment, the Catholic News Agency quoted the prison chaplain as saying.

How could you not want to take care of him when you'd been given an invitation like that?

He was also given an invitation to deliver a paper at the Royal Society of Medicine in 1927 on the link between O-agglutinins and bacteriophage.

Despite the efforts of Olympic officials on his behalf, he was not given an invitation to mainland China, source of much of the art he loved.

In truth, the book's tagline, "Greek recipes from my family to yours," sets the tone and one truly does feel as if they've been given an invitation to a private family dinner.

"I'd give an invitation at my church," Mr. Masten said, "and nothing would happen".

Secondly, I'm going to give an invitation which I have not yet given, but I'm going to do it now.

Today I would like to give an invitation to you".

"I ended up giving an invitation to Christ at the event.

A lifestyle brand could give an invitation to members-only group activities.