Sentence examples for invited to crew from inspiring English sources

A few days later, both were invited to crew on a big schooner.

The State Department has "also refused to answer questions about whether a range of faiths was represented" by those invited to participate, CREW noted in its FOIA letter.

The next morning they met up and Tyson was invited to join his crew.

I ended up pitching in all day, was paid for it, and was invited to join the crew for the next shoot, later that week.

I've been invited to join the crew on the day of the album's release as they make their way around Manhattan.

He prepped at South Kent, captained Princeton's lightweight crew (invited to the Henley Regatta), was Phi Beta Kappa, and taught at three prep schools before serving a three-year Navy hitch in the South Pacific during WWII.

A French television crew invited to Mr. Einhorn's home here in southwestern France found him sitting in the kitchen, blood soaking his shirt, an open wound at the base of his neck.

A documentary crew invited to film the recording of their eponymous second album unexpectedly found themselves making the alt-country Let It Be: awkward silences and tense exchanges abounded, with Williams and White seemingly engaged in a competition to see who could avoid looking directly at the other the longest.

Orange Coast has won 11 national titles and, in 1985, became the first American crew invited to compete in China.

With ESPN's college football roadshow in Oxford, Mississippi on Saturday, Perry was invited to join the "GameDay" crew.

In the video above, viewers are invited to join Expedition 38 crew members Mike Hopkins and Rick Mastracchio as they pick out various cities on the planet's slowly spinning surface.