Sentence examples for invitation task from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sunbarger, who considers her position "the greatest job in the world," said that the invitation task was not as bad as the job she had in December of overseeing the invitations to the White House Christmas party for the clamoring press.

This library holds the six basic forms that appear when a new button is clicked in any Outlook folder and two hidden forms that Outlook uses for meeting invitations and task assignments.

Go to the site (www.zaplet.com), choose one of eight categories (pictures, invitations, schedules or task management, for example), compose your Z-mail and send it off.

An invitation to join a task force for the development of a tool to assess the societal impact of publications based on focus group discussions was sent by email to all scientific employees of the Centre for Public Health, Medical University Vienna in December 2007 by the moderator Manfred Maier (MM).

Socrates' "independence of mind was a revelation and an incitement," he writes; it seemed "to offer an invitation to take on a task at once profound and laughable: to become wise through philosophy".

The teachers union balked at the plan and its president Karen Lewis rejected an invitation to join Brizard's task force.

I also felt charged with the task or the invitation to play my Hedwig and not simulate someone else's.

I enjoyed doing basic tasks like stuffing invitation envelopes for hours while talking to other volunteers about life; it was fun — like a quilting bee.

Their first task was designing an invitation, but the two designers wanted different fonts.

Twenty-four sciemployeesmployees, with representatives from all departments, accepted the invitation and formed part of the task force (for names and affiliations, see acknowledgement section).

Republican legislators declined an invitation to participate in a Dayton administration task force guiding the development of the exchange.