Sentence examples similar to invitation phrasing from inspiring English sources

It has sent out invitations using the phrase "We've got something to show you" and using Tesco's new "Hudl" trademark.

Extend an invitation with one line or phrase.

Put them on the front of the invitation and pick out a phrase to put on the inside.

I phrased it like an invitation to a party and promised good tunes.

To cap off the invitation, Chaney added a few of the phrases on his list.

The novel's title phrase, taken from Lewis's invitation to Clark to join him in leading the Corps of Discovery, haunts the narrative as it did Lewis's life.

It wasn't so long ago that the phrase "satellite telephone" was an invitation to start a discussion about the bankrupt companies that tried to sell them.

The closing words echo the title: a phrase simultaneously of elegy and of invitation.

This legislation can easily be overridden by Congress if they pass a law: Congressional legislation trumps executive orders, and Obama phrased this as a challenge and invitation to legislate.

Generations of students heard Halle utter a familiar phrase — "Argue with me!" — that served as an invitation for reasoned, empirical discussion.

The obsession with the banks and the bailout is itself phrased in weirdly retro terms, the stuff of an invitation to a 2008-election theme party.