Sentence examples for invitations around from inspiring English sources

The party entrepreneur explains that she is working with six other presenters to spread the invitations around, to telephone friends at the schools to the east, west, north, and south, and to obtain the services of a really topnotch d.j.j

Decorate the invitations around! that makes it look like the club will be fun.

Since it's inception, RINSED promoters have been seen scattering invitations around New York in a manner more akin to a calling card than an invite.

With no statewide elected Republicans in Illinois these days, Aaron Schock responded to numerous invitations around the state to speak at Republican Lincoln Day Dinners.

As I take up invitations around the country to discuss the Blue Republican idea, I am learning a great deal about how our minds are opened and even changed when it comes to politics.

Send out invitations around two months prior to the wedding; this should be sufficient time if you've already sounded out your guests and sent them "save the date" cards.

Children born to mothers who received early invitation (around 9 weeks of gestation) to food supplementation did not have any differential birthweight and birthlength compared to mothers who started the supplementation with usual program timing (around 20 weeks) but were less likely to become stunted during infancy and childhood.

In the MINIMat trial (ISRCTN16581394) in Matlab, Bangladesh, pregnant women were randomized to early (around 9 weeks) or usual invitation (around 20 weeks) to food supplementation and to one of the three daily micronutrient supplements: 30-mg Fe and 400-µg 400-µgacid (folic), 60-mg Fe acid400-µg Fe30F acid (Fe60F), and multiple micronutrient supplements (MMS).

If you haven't managed to snag one of the many invitations floating around, you're probably thinking "big deal".

Baldwin loved the image, and carried the invitation around in his briefcase for years.

He was trying to hit a centrist melody and a moderate tone, and the people sitting at the president's invitation around the first lady, Laura Bush, reflected that desire, along with Mr. Bush's ongoing efforts to extend the Republican Party's reach to a more diverse base.