Sentence examples for invitation sample from inspiring English sources

Ask your stationer before you order about mailing costs, or take an invitation sample to the post office to weigh your options.

A young woman and her mother were huddled over invitation samples in a tony stationery store, while the social X-ray ladies who hadn't escaped to their country homes were out in full maquillage, strolling along Madison Avenue in their elegant post-luncheon dress or getting their hair blown in their favorite salons.

Studded with marshmallows lighted by the glow of pink neon, the piece cleverly combines an implicit invitation to sample the goodies with the promise of punishment if one breaks the museum's do-not-touch rule.

If you buy a VPN — software that allows you to access the Internet while appearing to be in another country — then Netflix's differing global catalog is an invitation to sample a range of programming beyond what is available where you live.

Using two rounds of targeted email invitations, a sample of 1497 adult UK participants (18 years and over) was recruited.

After a postal invitation, home sampling kits for urogenital testing (urine or vaginal swab) could be requested through a website.

As a first reminder to non-attendees after primary invitation, self-sampling might result in slightly higher attendance rate, but the reminder letter with a pre-booked screening appointment is still most likely a better choice in terms of cost per extra screened woman and possibly also cost per treated CIN2+ lesion.

After a person answers questions about who they will invite and their reasons for hosting, they'll receive an email with a sample invitation and potential questions to bring up at the meal.

Apparently, a lot of people want to accept our invitation to submit sample videos that will help us define and develop this idea.

This was made possible through the invitation of a sample of 5650 high school students in Abu Dhabi to complete a ROSE survey designed questionnaire.

The selection process resulted in a specific invitation to a sample consisting of seven casualty clinics with a total of 18 municipalities from different parts of Norway.