Sentence examples for invite at from inspiring English sources

And the Germany defence did not get the invite at all, because they did not turn up.

Once his daughters tie the knot, still some years away, he expects that he will have to invite at least 5,000 people for each ceremony, he said.

This year, all "Strategic Partners" are required to invite at least one woman along as part of an effort to diversify the attendee list.

So the first thing I'd do would be to invite at least five other people to come and run it with me.

Ms. Greenberg plans to invite at least 10 people for a Passover Seder this year, including her neighbor, whom she describes as "someone who needs to be fed".

On the other hand, New York women have more friends than anyone else on the planet: the average New Yorker would invite at least sixty-five friends to her wedding, compared with a national average of fifty-nine.

All were invited at the mayor's behest.

Twitter was ablaze with churlish remarks asking how he'd ever been invited at all.

Russia itself was invited (at German insistence) but then declined to attend.

Turkey threatened to stage a boycott if Kurdish military forces were invited at Russia's behest.

Mr. Carter & his visitors could greet assemblages of common citizens invited, at random, off the streets.