Sentence examples similar to invite- from inspiring English sources

What Carver has done is invite his abusers to sample some finest Darjeeling.

We design a new production for every venue that is kind enough to invite us.

At the weekend, to make up for not being able to watch television, we decided to invite some friends around for a dinner party.

Through the 1990s, Saudi Arabia paid a high price for the decision to invite foreign troops to liberate Kuwait from Saddam Hussein's occupation.

You could: Volunteer at your local community garden Plant some bee-friendly plants on your doorstep Club together to turn some disused land into a veg patch Invite your neighbours over for a clothes mending session Start a car-share scheme or make a pledge with your neighbours to cycle or walk to work or school Host a clothes swap in your village hall or community centre Think you can do it?

There is a close relationship between Guinea and Morocco, but it was a strange gesture by the Moroccans to invite them – they withdrew as hosts for the Cup of Nations, at two months' notice, because of fears about Ebola.

So the question on the ballot paper will invite voters to affirm that they want to stay in the European Union rather than ask whether they want to leave.

Facebook, Blogger and Twitter regularly invite us to study the analytics for our posts and pages.

Would-be guests apply through a closed Facebook group in which they impose a "face control" policy favoured by the city's bouncers: if you don't have the right style or attitude you don't get an invite to dinner.

I invite you to join us as we move beyond the anger and pain, and promote peace and friendship The grievances of the South African population have to be balanced with the plight of many refugees, asylum seekers and economic migrants from the continent and beyond.

In reference to the failed raid, Zinzan agreed that the police were not good enough at apologising, insisting that in the past they'd been too wary of saying anything that might invite liability.