Sentence examples for invited people to get from inspiring English sources
Pruitt, who is forty-five and boyish, despite a five-o'clock shadow, is known for works like "Flea Market" (2007), in which he invited friends to set up booths at the Frieze Art Fair and sell things, from old T-shirts to some suspiciously popular brownies, and the 1998 installation "Cocaine Buffet," in which he invited people to get down on their knees and snort a sixteen-foot line of cocaine.
The announcement was made at an open meeting of the Friends of Bramley Baths last night, organised to invite people to get involved in the plans.
"Something that makes it more routine and less something that you've got to remember to invite people to do, would make a big difference" (HCP 4) Many HCPs and families highlighted the utility of SxS as a progress tracker, specifically mentioning the importance of being able to see the journey of change the young person was making.
One of the greatest benefits of being affiliated with the Biotechnology Club is the license it gives me to invite people to give seminars at Harvard University and get to know them personally.
Houses that you can decorate and (get this!) invite people to parties in.
In March, Elisabeth and I invited people everywhere to get involved in support of Baby Buggy to bring relief to parents in need.
Invite people to make or get closer to your friends.
On the flip-side of this reluctance to share plans far and wide is the psychological need for people to get personally invited to events.
If you are inviting many people, try to invite people who get along well together.
Try to invite people who get along with each other--or who are willing to call a truce--to avoid having drama ruin your birthday.
