Sentence examples for has ever invited from inspiring English sources

And none of them has ever invited me in".

No one in the street has ever invited us.

Although I don't know exactly where, because no one has ever invited me.

In this same mood, she feels envious of Leo Tolstoy's offspring, who made themselves rich in the West; she wonders why no one has ever invited her to attend a Dostoevsky literary conference; she wants to know why the money still being generated by his writing never filters back to help her family.

Tonight, if I were a teacher who has ever invited a tech-savvy friend to my home, I'd be shitting myself.

It would be literally impossible for colleges to endorse the views of every commencement speaker they've ever invited.

If a liberal had ever invited somebody to a State of the Union who had made the statements Ted Nugent made about cutting off our heads, and that he'd be 'dead or in jail' if the president got elected -- if a liberal or a progressive had ever invited somebody who had made those kind of comments to the State of the Union, can you just imagine?

Months later, when he began his immersion into Kripalu Yoga with a particularly engaging teacher, he notes: "no one had ever invited all of me to be present before".

Two examples, among many, leap out at the viewer: While first denying at a Senate hearing he has ever been invited to a MAS classroom, Horne backsteps when challenged by a legislator and then admits that he has been invited.

(The recent outrage in Israel over a proposed exclusion of ultra-Orthodox parties from the governing coalition, for example, failed to note that no Arab political party has ever been invited to join the government).

Fryling is a tall man with a broad forehead, whose hair falls straight to his eyes without the slight suggestion that comb or brush has ever been invited to intrude upon nature.