Sentence examples for invitations from inspiring English sources

TTM, the company building the pipeline, says it invited everyone concerned; the opponents of the pipeline say the company rigged the invitations to guarantee a favourable response.

Meanwhile Mrs Prada – the living, breathing personification of the word zeitgeist – sent out invitations to view her new collections (notice the plural).

Invitations to consult, or to No 10 dinners, were virtually non-existent.

But he took umbrage at the suggestion that he was fixing the walkabout and began to approach random doors, where the reception was no less appreciative, with demands for selfies and invitations to come in for tea.

The invitations to the three-day forum promise access to influential figures – including a potential future occupant of the White House – in a relaxed setting, with time for cocktails, golf lessons, and fishing.

The user posted on Turner's Wiki page that the Labour MP had "admitted breaking House of Commons rules by sending out invitations to a £45-a-head Labour party fundraising event from parliamentary email".

Neither of the two party leaders seems in any rush to sign up for the Paxo treatment, even though invitations to the two men went out months ago.

Contribsx posted on Turner's page that the Labour MP had "admitted breaking House of Commons rules by sending out invitations to a £45-a-head Labour party fundraising event from parliamentary email".

Maurice Champeau, the social club manager who organised the debate, said his invitations to Clegg and the Lib Dems were ignored for four weeks: "Nick Clegg was directly emailed on his personal email account three times and Liberal Democrats central office were emailed in excess of five times.

His invitations to politicians of all hues to address the STUC conference drew criticisms.

There are still pictures in bubble wrap stacked on the floor of the office; he is still taking up the last of the invitations bestowed on him as attorney general.