Sentence examples for if I invited from inspiring English sources

Would it be weird if I invited a friend over?

I thought this would be more fun if I invited lots of people to join in.

But if I invited you over for a look at our unassuming little yard, I think you would come to the same conclusion that we did.

I naïvely thought that if I invited T. to speak up, he would find a way to shut the white students down.

I wanted to keep the numbers small, but if I invited Giulia, Elizabeth and Deak to join, how would that make Lisa, Betsy, Ginger, Mary, Ali, Michelle, Jim, Nell, Meredith and my mother feel?

If I invited you to come over for dinner every night for the next two weeks and you proposed we just do Sunday, it would not be fair for me to complain that you never come to my parties.

Things can go very wrong if I invite someone else.

He once said: "You can only come into my world if I invite you in.

If I invite a partner from the UK, what might happen when the project actually starts?

"If I invite you to argue your case, I should at least listen to you," he told a bar association in Richmond, Va., in 2000.

"If I invite friends around for dinner and we discuss the president's involvement in the arms deal could I be hauled off to prison?