Sentence examples for invited back in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ravitch was never invited back in -- and the 11-day transit strike began.

During the 1940s women were invited back in, a replacement work force when the men went to war.

"All of a sudden you could feel a warm breeze and the noise of the traffic," says Evans. "It was like the world being invited back in".

"Since I've been working downtown, I have seen so much change and gentrification and people getting angry and homeless being squeezed out and homeless being invited back in and the ebb and flow," she said.

But McKinsey Man has been invited back in various guises.

But if the Twins were invited back in October?

BRIC also updated the line-up to include introductions by Livingston alongside stars Junior LaBeija and Dr Sol Williams Pendavis (both of whom Livingston tells me she email-invited back in February, but failed to follow up on).

"We don't think it would make much sense to reopen Russian intelligence compounds... we don't think it makes much sense to invite back in Russian intelligence agents".

She was the foxy Frenchwoman who'd won medals in the national team in her teens, then worked her way up to chair an American law firm in Chicago, before being invited back to Paris in 2005 as trade minister and promoted two years later to the Treasury.

Is it the same thing which means that black actors such as Lenny James, David Harewood and Idris Elba have to make it big in the US before they are invited back to star in a UK television series?

She had been eliminated by the fifth episode but was invited back to assist in the final.