Sentence examples similar to invitation warning from inspiring English sources
I only wish that there had been an Israeli Prime Minister in the 1930s to issue a brazen invitation to European Jews to immigrate to Israel and warning about the dangers of staying in Europe.
The invitation has already angered Russia to the point the Kremlin issued warning statements of a military nature, including "retaliatory actions from the East".
It begins with a chef issuing an exclusive invitation, and a warning, to Mueller, the general manager of a "four-star, chef-driven, fine-dining establishment".
However, all stories about an outsider arriving without invitation and without warning, even a much-loved story such as Judith Kerr's classic The Tiger Who Came to Tea, carry an underlying message about security and control which are integral to child development.
However, many participants would not respond to postal invitations without prior warning being given, preferably by trusted local sources; invitees would require support from family members to translate information materials; and translated materials could pose problems due to the dialects spoken and/or poor literacy in their first language [ 7].
Sometimes I showed this to friends, which is kind of awful, but so is sending someone a poorly shot photo of your genitals without warning or invitation.
