Sentence examples for invitation bound from inspiring English sources

That visit came in June, but instead of a gun, the agent who surprised him in a convenience store whipped out an invitation bound in red cloth from Kim Jong-un, the leader he last knew as a pudgy, precocious teenager he had called the Prince.

According to the News of the World the invitation, "bound in a cream coloured cover with a glossy snakeskin motif" contains "some simple rules we've agreed on".

For an omnivorous ensemble like the Kronos Quartet, that invitation was bound to be a boon to listeners with adventurous tastes.

The cover features a grainy photograph of a ponytailed woman on her knees, pressing her forearms yogically to the floor while holding her naked ankles up in an invitation to be bound.

His current invitation at ENO is bound to open doors, but for Karabits it's a mixed blessing: "You start to think about why people book you.

Nationally, the Container Store chain mailed 300,000 invitations to college-bound freshmen who live within striking distance of its 22 stores for these special shopping nights.

Since the nineteenth century, designers have produced a myriad of flat-printed objects that feign the three dimensions of a bound book: menus, advertisements, invitations, greeting cards, pamphlets, and more.

Nor was he in any way bound to accept America's conditional invitation.

Sutton is not a WPBSA member, but was bound by its rules after accepting an invitation to play.

Making any sort of interactive entertainment out of a story as inexorably character-driven as the Corleone family saga, and as revered as the second "Godfather" film, is bound to seem like little more than an invitation to ridicule.

Mr. Rushdie writes: "The last sentence of the article, "'The Satanic Verses" is bound to trigger an avalanche of protests,' was an open invitation for those protests to begin".