Sentence examples for invite whether from inspiring English sources

The invitation site offered me several choices, all entirely free: a range of attractive designs for events of various sorts, how many guests each of my guests could invite, whether the guest list would be public to other guests, and so on.

Quizzed earlier on The Andrew Marr Show about whether he would take part in a debate with Nigel Farage, he said it was "up to the broadcasters who they invite, whether they invite Nigel".

Among some of the upsetting language in the invite: "Whether your [sic] dressing up as a slutty nurse, a slutty doctor, a slutty schoolgirl, or just a total slut, we invite you to find shelter in the confines of Partners D".

First off, I can invite others (whether Zenbe users or not) to my ZenPage and they can view all my relevant emails.

Decide who to invite - whether your friends, or the friends of your children, or a wide range of local children or students.

Decide who to invite - whether your friends, or the friends of your children, or a range of local children or students.

Attorney General John Ashcroft invited comment on "whether and how schedules and statistical methodologies should be developed and used in reaching a determination for each claimant".

If someone with whom you do not get along well has been invited, consider whether you should attend the birth; inviting your personal drama into the birth experience may be uncomfortable for the mother and other guests at the birth.

She asked the person who invited her, whether there were no famous people with C.O.P.D. "I was told, 'None who will admit it,'" she said.

FCB will take part, he added, but he declined to identify others invited or whether they would include another major AT&T agency, Young & Rubicam Advertising in New York, part of the Young & Rubicam division of the WPP Group.

The big question that Lepore's article invites is whether it is too late to put the brakes on the current out-of-control gun situation in the United States, epitomized by Right to Carry and Stand Your Ground laws that make no sense.