Sentence examples for invitation like that from inspiring English sources

And it doesn't seem likely that Apple would spoil the surprise of a feature like "no buttons" on the invitation like that.

How could I refuse an invitation like that?

How could you not want to take care of him when you'd been given an invitation like that?

Lavrov said today that Russia has no such plans, and he insisted that invitations like that would not make sense because "Syrians themselves need to find common ground".

Pam: We didn't have flowers or anything like that and we made the invitations ourselves.

Like that invitation to Dyson Heydon, the clue is right there on the letterhead.

Half of its users joined through social-media interactions, like an invitation that goes out to friends when someone makes a purchase on the site, the company says.

She declined the invitation, noting that she likes her day job — and that it would also be impertinent for a billionaire to represent working-class Italians.

In addition, an invitation to a shower could send mixed signals and seem like a prelude to a subsequent wedding invitation — one that won't be forthcoming.

What elevated this outdoor dining experience from routine to a South Beach-like scene was the invitation that came with Rodriguez's stamp on it.

Back in Westchester he called around and learned that the only places to play were the New York Croquet Club, based in Central Park, and in Bruce Park in Greenwich, or by invitation only at private courts like that of Bill and Marjorie Campbell of Greenwich.