Sentence examples for in invitations from inspiring English sources

But if used in invitations, advertising gets in the way.

In invitations, press releases, catalogs or corporate stationery, the hyphen is being replaced with periods, underscores, asterisks or, sometimes, nothing at all.

Too many so-called black leaders are much more interested in invitations to the White House and positive profiles in mainstream publications than in raising any kind of ruckus that might benefit people in real trouble.

"Would you like to go out for a drink tonight?" has been radically shortened by the picture of an overflowing mug, followed by the verb ending used in invitations.

"It changes the rules of engagement for singing and acting," said Stephen Wadsworth, an opera director and opera acting teacher, who said he had noticed a surge in invitations to teach acting master classes.

Adam's abilities resulted in invitations to serve on advisory boards and panels, and he became a leading figure in what he described in his CV as the "disability business".

Other strategies include reducing the effort required for participation through simplified consent processes and the use of opt-out rather than opt-in invitations (9, 10).

No participants responded to this opt-in invitation.

But in 2001 he began playing regularly in invitation-only tournaments.

In invitation-only presentations to advertisers, more sponsorships will be pitched by Mr. Redford, Mr. Iwanowski and other executives.

But the attempt, in "Invitation," to bring other dance forms into the mix is astonishingly clumsy and unsophisticated.