Sentence examples for invitation of one from inspiring English sources
At the invitation of one of his college friends, Don Kirshner — who would go on to become a successful music publisher and record executive — Mr. Klein began to work in the music business.
The invitation of one person to participate in a process to set Aboriginal research agendas for a region with 25% of the Aboriginal population of WA, and for the Kimberley to have had no previous involvement in this process is a concern to me.
The point is, How does one respond to the various emotional invitations of one's patients?
He was fond of cooking, and an invitation to one of his elaborate meals was a sign of musical approval.
This is a brand of feminism that would rather rescind an invitation to one of the most significant living feminists than ignore the way she talks about a group that is often persecuted and misunderstood.
In 1938, the New Yorker's Meyer Berger dedicated weeks of leg-work to garnering a coveted invitation to one of these underground cannabis clubs.
His expertise on contaminated sediment is well known internationally and this led to his invitation to one of the famous Pellston Workshops in 2002 in Montana, USA, on the topic of sediment quality guidelines.
The New Yorker, December 18 , 1965P. 47 Barnett Frummer is in love with Rosalie Mondle, but about the only time he sees her is when he gets a rare invitation to one of Elliott & Myrna Nardling's parties (she was one of the top hostesses in Manhattan).
An invitation to one of her luncheons or dinners — especially if it was for a first lady, like her friend Nancy Reagan — was a sign of having arrived at the highest level of society.
But when you get an invitation to one of her parties, you know it's going to be fun, you're going to find your friends there, and meet other people".
But an invitation to one of Johnson's Ash Street evening parties for students and faculty — at which the drinks and the hors d'oeuvres were as scintillating as the conversation — was considered a great coup.
