Sentence examples similar to held an invitation from inspiring English sources

Last weekend, Mr. Saint held an invitation-only party commemorating the return of the house to Litchfield.

When you've hit your mid-thirties and have a string of exes in your past, chances are you're going to find yourself holding an invitation to one of their weddings.

Instead, a volunteer-run organization will hold an invitation-only, indoor celebration.

The e-mail said Apple would be holding an "invitation-only event at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco on March 2".

This week the Museum of Modern Art will hold an invitation-only premiere of the film at the Gramercy Theater in Manhattan.

Apple will hold an invitation-only event on October 22nd to show off its new iPads, as well as the new Mac Pro and OS X Mavericks release, according to a report from All Things D's John Paczkowski.

In early 2005, Blackwater held an extravagant, invitation-only Greystone "inauguration" at the swanky Ritz-Carlton hotel in Washington, DC.

The A-listers essentially hold a standing invitation: show up and a front-row seat will happily be found.

While keeping us warm and helping us in mechanical ways, they simultaneously hold out an invitation for us to be specific sorts of people".

And on Sept. 8, the Supreme Court will hold a special invitation-only investiture ceremony, a special sitting at which she will take her seat for the first time, probably followed by an appearance alongside Chief Justice Roberts for a traditional picture on the front steps of the court.

Instead, on that same day, Rutgers officials held a news conference to announce the official invitation to join the Big Ten.