Sentence examples for invitation through from inspiring English sources

When Gail Jackson put an invitation through every door on her street in St Albans, inviting her neighbours round to her house to discuss doing Transition Streets, she didn't really expect any of them to come.

But scoring a free membership is easy; you can either be invited by one of the 75,000 existing members or by requesting an invitation through customer service.

Take note: Those interested in attending must request an invitation through pascharisme.com.com

He was extended the invitation through his fitness trainer, Steve McGregor, who has worked with the teams.

And, most important of all, I don't know how Aunt Dawn got the invitation through to the performers.

Tansa Mermerci, a Turkish-born jewelry designer who scored her invitation through the Turkish Embassy, came less to see than be seen.

The sampling took place via e-mail invitations, through personal contact or inviting a key person to ask colleagues.

You don't have to send invitations through the mail; e-invites work just as well, and they come in many cute designs.

For the phone-mode games, the students could invite potential group members and accept/reject invitations through the smartphone app.

Egreetings, based in San Francisco, offers online cards, gifts and invitations through its Web site.

"Most couples still prefer sending out printed invitations through the mail because it signifies a big moment in their lives," she said.