Sentence examples for had no invitations from inspiring English sources

Since he has had no invitations to run he has not started to reduce that debt.

He had no invitation, but had appointed himself as head of the USSR's UN delegation.

Having had the sexuality of priests forced on us in its most terrible and scandalous form — in the form of a monster — we in the pews have had no invitation to offer whatever insight from our own lives we might give the men who are called to make their sexuality a daily sacrifice.

Tareq and Micheale Salahi, cast members of a reality TV show about Washington socialites, managed to bluff their way into a state dinner at the White House, despite having no invitation.

So many of these girls - if they escape death or serious injury from early childbirth - have no invitation to a weekly code club and all too often face the challenges of child marriage or child labour.

They had no official invitation, but it was hardly possible to prevent them from coming.

Strasbourg had no active invitation for the first screen, implying that the incidence of the screened population could be different from that of the general population.

It was unusual in that it had no programs or invitations.

This was the first year I had no obligations or invitations.

"I've received no invitations and I've got nothing more to say," he said.

A year ago, that invitation had no meaning.