Sentence examples for invitations from a from inspiring English sources

They finagled invitations from a friend.

He's changed his work (from teaching to writing), he turns down lunch invitations "from a lot of people that I just don't want to be with", and he's very tender to his wife.

Invitations from a "fiercely radical-progressive" Cambridge blue blood named Ethel Paine Moors, eager for summer company with spunk, had brought an influx of upstart pastors -- and along with them the "firebrand" Felix Frankfurter.

Mr. Romney also has declined invitations from a host of other media outlets who have landed President Obama for interviews, including MTV and NBC News, which was given two days of access to the president during his campaign tour last week.

The sit-in this spring, on May 19, was conceived after university administrators refused invitations from a community organizing group, the IIRON Student Network, soon to be renamed Student Action of Metropolitan Chicago, to attend a public meeting to discuss its demands.

Note that also web surveys that are based on email invitations from a large database (panel) of respondents are volunteer surveys.

Accepting such an invitation from a given node means that the invited (peer) node is willing to proceed with a mutual-certification process with the initiator.

Others were just responding to an invitation from a friend.

Accept an invitation from a local partner to attend a get-together with friends or family.

Invitation from a Columbia Business School faculty member with expertise in your area of research.

"Somebody in finance pulled out an old invitation from a fund-raiser," Mr. Breslin said.