Sentence examples for invitations are made from inspiring English sources

Examining a corpus of invitations made in telephone calls, in English (US and UK), there is evidently some variation in the design of turns in which the invitations are made, in their lexico-grammatical format.

A statement said: "Decisions on invitations were made by the couple jointly.

"In addition, there are invitations being made in a personal capacity to some current and former world leaders as well as others from overseas who had a close connection to Baroness Thatcher".

The invitations were made by the printer Barnard & Westwood and feature "the Three-Feathered Badge of the Prince of Wales printed in gold ink," Kensington Palace tweeted in March with a photo of the invites.

Invitations were made to 228 nursing homes located in Sydney, Australia.

All invitations were made by the same clinician (AK).

Invitations were made irrespective of whether the most recent referral was for MUS or another 'medically explained' condition.

A standardized method of recruitment was adopted, in which announcements and invitations were made through local community leaders.

Finally, three personal invitations were made to the key opinion leaders in primary care organisations by the researchers (SF).

Unfortunately no records were kept by the GPs as to how many mothers were approached to participate nor if any refused as invitations were made during the consultations with these patients.

He said that before the invitation was made Tuesday, he had already been trying to get word to higher ups that the airmen would like to be invited.