Sentence examples for invitation dear from inspiring English sources
IN her 1922 opus on manners, "Etiquette in Society, in Business, in Politics and at Home," Emily Post advised readers how to politely decline an invitation: "Dear Mrs. Town: We are so sorry that we shall be unable to dine with you on the seventh, as we have a previous engagement," one template read.
Dear Master Clinician, Re: Invitation I am writing this letter to ask you to please return to us.
He records that he was fortuitously invited to dinner by "my dear friend" the Spanish ambassador to London and "a few weeks later there came an invitation for my wife and me to spend ten days in Spain".
P.S.: Dear Klaus, Re: next year's invitation.
In 2003, I traveled to South Africa with my dear friend, Martin Luther King III, at the invitation of the South African Jewish Board of Deputies, where we spoke at their centenary celebration on the state of black-Jewish relations in the United States.
Below is the invitation that was sent to ASA and ESA members: Dear ASA/ESA member, We are inviting you to participate in a research project regarding our current practices of hemodynamic monitoring and management in patients undergoing high-risk surgery.
This is a more general letter: "Dear so and so, thank you for your invitation, but...."....
It was not long before he received the older poet's invitation to come to the great city, expressed in words that proved prophetic: "Come, dear great soul.
Make the phrasing something like: Dear (insert name), I would be most grateful if you would accept my invitation to a Victorian tea party at (whatever place) and (whatever time).
Dear Florence, what time is right to send out, call or e-mail a Thanksgiving invitation?
