Sentence examples for invitation comes from from inspiring English sources
When an invitation comes from his son Julian to visit in Ostend, "the Bournemouth of Belgium," Aldous accepts enthusiastically.
If the invitation comes from a colleague or a manager, you have that kind of peer-to-peer influence that says: "I got something out of this.
Some of these you can dodge, but others are much harder to escape — especially if the invitation comes from your boss, a key client, or an influential colleague.
But when the invitation comes from the National Trust and promises sea views away from any neighbours in north Devon, there is only one sensible response.
Though the invitation comes from friends in our close Indian community, we are deciding to give a present in a gift bag instead of giving a cash gift, as we are uncomfortable with offering cash.
The rules suggest that federal employees check a searchable online database of lobbyists, maintained by Congress, to see if an invitation comes from a registered lobbyist or lobbying organization.
(The irony, as Brody points out, is that the invitation came from the House Committee on Un-American Activities. But still).
The invitation came from Sam Tanenhaus, a staff editor on the Op-Ed page, whose recent biography of Whittaker Chambers Imus has plugged.
