Sentence examples for invited to judge from inspiring English sources

The public is invited to judge the documentary for itself by watching at www.TheThirdJihad.com.

He said he was "thrilled" to be invited to judge the festival.

When I was invited to judge the Whitbread (as it then was) I didn't even hesitate before declining the offer.

But his son Paris was invited to judge which of the goddesses Aphrodite, Hera, and Athena was entitled to receive the golden apple marked by the goddess Eris (Discord) "for the most beautiful".

The finalists, selected by a panel of architects and designers were plunked in the middle of a crowded park, and all of New York was invited to judge them.

She is lead tutor for home economics at Denman College, the Women's Institute's adult-education centre: she is the sort of person who is invited to judge jam-making competitions, not enter them.

If entrepreneurs could see why certain companies resonate with the VCs, investors and entrepreneurs we invite to judge them, it could not only help future companies compete, but it could help entrepreneurs better pitch investors in general.

One representative of each of the Candidates will be invited to attend a judging day ("Judging Day") at the Guardian Head Office in London on 15 January 2015.

On the internet, we are invited to scrutinise and judge these degraded women.

The historian David Cannadine once invited readers to judge whether Wodehouse or Chandler wrote the sentence "A blonde to make a bishop kick a hole in a stained glass window".

Who else could have shown artistic genius hand in glove with such self-dramatising self-pity - and made us believe in both the weakness and the strength of the man and never invited us to judge him either way?