Sentence examples for if so invite from inspiring English sources
If so, invite them for a meal or a drink — on their own — and let the friendships begin.
If so, invite this friend to coffee and discuss how you've been feeling and see whether it's possible to maintain a friendship beyond the group.
If so, invite her to your birthday party or to another more casual event) Some shy girls give mixed signals; they don't always know how to react to situations or conversations and may back off.
Neighbours might give complaints if the music is loud, so invite them!
It may not be immediately apparent if you make a mistake, so invite a friend to play your transposed duet with you to test if it sounds correct.
The question is still open to comment, so invite them to post if they like.
If so, I invite him to deliver aid here personally," Etaky said.
to assess whether they meet the eligibility criteria and if so, are invited to participate, review the informed consent sheet with a surveyor, and then complete a 45-minute baseline survey.
First, Roosevelt, at Casablanca, decided that America would pursue a policy of "unconditional surrender" against Germany and Japan — a declaration, Carroll writes, of "a readiness to embark, if a stubborn enemy so invited it, on a program of total destruction".
Mrs. Boggs championed racial justice at a time when doing so invited the resentment if not hostility of most Southern whites.
