Sentence examples for invitations these from inspiring English sources

One name that seldom appears on charity invitations these days, either as an honoree chairman or as a chairman, is Michael R. Bloomberg, who before his City Hall days was a popular figure on the charity circuit.

This analysis is based on 42 invitation sequences containing 42 first invitations; these were drawn from a large corpus of naturally occurring telephone calls among friends and family.

Invitations these days can be incredibly detailed and have many additional pieces and stylistic elements outside of the invitation itself.

Of those who were invited, 4385 men and women responded (31.6%) to the invitation; these individuals formed the baseline of the J-SHINE study.

Without knowing the reason for your husband's omission from the invitation, these are the various options I can suggest to you.

Writer confesses her fear of a September wedding invitation; these days you can't dress for the seasons, because they don't really exist; you can only dress for events.

But the most coveted invitation these days is at the mayor's other Upper East Side mansion, where Mr. Bloomberg is continuing a tradition he started years ago of throwing together celebrities, executives, socialites and others for an evening of comfort food, highbrow chitchat and networking.

And what the Bush campaign is doing is issuing a variety of invitations to these fickle political consumers.

They also noted that fund-raising consultants had sent out the invitations to these events, not House staff members.

(The mysterious invitations to these late-night gatherings arrive via the house managers who do double duty as blue-chip social connectors).

Invitations from these societies are organized through each academic department, as students are usually invited membership by junior or senior year.