Sentence examples for invitations addressed from inspiring English sources

I hate getting invitations addressed to "Carmen Callil & Friend" and am often tempted to bring my dog.

One advantage was that his working title happened to be "Duke of Palma": so he received many invitations addressed to "the Duke of Parma" – "perhaps in the belief", as Gilmour puts it, "that he was the heir of the former independent duchy rather than an impoverished nobleman whose title came from an obscure town in Sicily".

The invitations, addressed "To Evolution," are automatically transmitted to the ape's instincts, like the sound of a doorbell.

Family members will be invited to participate in an invitation addressed to an adult household member in the patient invitation pack.

Or you could send his invitation addressed to him in care of his parents at their address, but then they would have to forward it or deliver it in person.

In the years since then, Dawkins' work might be seen as one extended invitation addressed to us non-scientists to enjoy science, to indulge ourselves at a feast of human ingenuity.

Women were recruited through a Victorian based university via an email invitation addressed to all female staff.

For example, letters of invitation addressed to a woman may be opened by the male head of household who decides whether or not it is appropriate for her to take part in research.

Invitations are addressed directly to the women; the invitation is to consult a screening unit.

Even though the invitations were addressed personally, it turned out that 113 cohort members were not the originally invited participants, but most likely another adult from the same household who did want to participate instead of the originally invited person.

The invitation was addressed to only the parents, and we did not want their child and exchange student to attend.