Sentence examples for invitations to make from inspiring English sources

The staff who look after Mr Hastert's farm while he is away have so far refused all his invitations to make their first visit to Washington, DC.

His success as Lohengrin led to invitations to make debuts, in the same role, in Paris in 1959, the Metropolitan Opera in 1961 and Covent Garden in 1963.

The pieces are invitations to make a connection to nature, to see ourselves in each scene.

They had "faced the consequences" of their actions and possessed "the character to not accept invitations to make up stories about" his beleaguered client to buy their way out of prison.

And the imaginability puzzle is the puzzle of why, in certain cases, readers display a reluctance or inability to engage in some mandated act of imagining, so that typical invitations to make-believe are insufficient to bring about the requisite response on the part of the reader.

Twenty years later, in 1990, I received an invitation to make a speech in Cairo.

There is an invitation to make a "simple, speedy and secure" donation.

Mr. Bush reportedly balked at an invitation to make a state visit to Mexico next year.

Wouldn't such dramatic results be an open invitation to make political sport in every arena?

ALMEREYDA -- There was always this implicit contradiction in Sam's invitation to make this movie.

The first is a smile so broad that it's an invitation to make him laugh.