Sentence examples for invited to mark from inspiring English sources

Voters are invited to mark their first, second and third choices.

But why, in these post-colonial times, is a member of the British monarchy, an embodiment of anglo-imperialism, invited to mark independence?

Invited to mark her performance out of 10, Williams said it was not something she ever did.

He said that mothers of victims of the genocide still won't shake his hand if they are invited to memorial events to mark the massacre.

Star sportsmen and women who won gold for the nation during the summer's extravaganza of sport were invited to the palace to mark their achievements.

A policeman who was injured in a knife attack at a sectarian flashpoint in Belfast is among guests invited to the White House to mark St Patrick's Day.

After she had written back on thirty pages of the six-hundred-page volume, she gave her daughter a page and invited her to mark it up however she wanted.

At the event, Emma reflected on the decade-long initiative and invited everyone to mark the 10th anniversary by resolving to eliminate maternal and newborn tetanus entirely.

Representatives of the Royal Family, UK government and unionism will be invited to Irish ceremonies marking the Easter Rising centenary in three years' time.

After finding the location — a whitewashed, early-20th-century mansion in the Vila Mariana neighborhood — Mr. Perez asked the architect Felipe Hess to design the seven dorm rooms, two private rooms and multiple common spaces (including a "glass room" with wraparound windows and a low slate roof, where guests are invited to leave their mark in chalk) with a black-and-white color scheme.

Russia was invited to attend, in part to mark the 10th anniversary of the Russia-NATO Council, a consultative group designed to engage the former adversaries in defense planning.