Sentence examples for invite more than from inspiring English sources

Although the winners are announced in October and November, the selection process begins in the early autumn of the preceding year, when the prize-awarding institutions invite more than 6,000 individuals to propose, or nominate, candidates for the prizes.

In 2007 the Kazakh embassy in Washington tried to pack a mission from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, an international monitoring outfit, with sympathetic staff.Another dodge is to invite more than one mission.

In an intriguing experiment, three social network theorists at Columbia University used the web to invite more than 14,000 young people to rate songs by relatively unknown bands and download the ones they liked.

Or, if determined to throw a bonanza, "don't invite more than 300," says the showbiz entrepreneur Charles Finch, who's behind the sought-after pre-party for the Baftas, the British Oscars.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, July 10 , 1965P. 79 It is the custom of Mr. & Mrs. E.P. Taylor to invite more than a hundred racing folk to their National Stud Farm near Toronto the day after the Queen's Plate.

You can invite more than one person but you have to comment after each new person.

The current government, with no experience in holding an authentic election, has invited more than 150 observers to watch Sunday's vote, although the invitations went out only recently, not allowing for anything close to adequate preparation.

Some, Mr. Donahue said, have invited more than 200 of their clients to use it.

The team held an open practice in Pretoria and invited more than 350 youths from local education programs to attend.

To explore other social computing possibilities, Mr. Blauvelt has invited more than 30 artists, designers and architects to submit ideas.

Ainsley, supported by the social purpose company A4e, invited more than 40 local businessmen to give classes in professional skills.