"invite around" is a perfectly acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used when inviting someone to visit your home or a particular location. For example: I invited my friends around for dinner last night.
It has been available on Steam and, of all places, the Ouya, for a while now, but this Xbox One release should hopefully give owners of Microsoft's big black box a reason to invite around friends for some local multiplayer chaos.
The app ended up seeing good growth metrics, as users would download the app, and then invite around four friends to join them, on average.
As an Amazon Prime member I was able to ask for an invite around Thanksgiving to order the Echo, and after no word until mid-December I had all but given up hope of getting the chance to try it out when the invite popped up in my inbox.
Dogs have no way of knowing that the dogs and human we invite around to our home, for example for a play-date, are ever going to leave.
He managed to invite around the wife of a family that lived in his neighbourhood, and was getting it on with her – this is in the game, I have to stress.
He managed to invite around the wife of a family that lived in his neighborhood, and was getting it on with her this is in the game, I have to stress.
But no, I haven't been invited around to No 10.
God only knows how many people she's invited around for crazy relationship talks.
"Mr Lamy invited around 30 ministers, and then we had just seven countries involved in the process," said a spokesman for the Indonesian delegation.
Instead, it was an 18-year-old who wanted to celebrate his birthday … and invited around 200 people to the party.
Thus, each national consultation invited around 36 participants, ensuring a high diversity within the following criteria: age, gender, education occupation and place of living.
