Sentence examples for invited to something from inspiring English sources

For example, if you're invited to something repeat the invitation back to the person who gave it, like "The Blue Mouse Theater at 6? I can't wait!".

My friend Janine said she would drop the ball when she was invited to something she didn't want to go to but thought she should.

"But if money is an issue, guests being invited to something on all three days of their stay is more important than a gift bag".

I have been invited to something called the Rut by a musician friend, and I am assured great music, beautiful mountain camping, and elk rutting.

Dress codes today are less emphatic about the need for a suit when a sports jacket will do, but you never know when you're going to be invited to something you don't deserve to attend.

We are in the thick of the better-dealing season (in New York and Cannes), but then again it's not so different from summer weekends in the Hamptons, when people can relax only when they know that they're invited to something unrelaxing.

"I was invited to do something — an event for BAFTA members — and the invitations went out with 'Sir Kenneth Branagh' on them," he said.

When artists come on residencies to Grizedale, they are invited to make something useful for the community.

I am invited to pick something off it that Mohacho will cook for a late lunch shared with Sam Hart.

He was first invited to do something for the opera house three years ago, but things only got off the ground when he teamed up with Widmann.

Speaking to the audience, Mr. Bolcom, 73, explained that when he was invited to write something for four singers, he asked the young artists what poems they might enjoy.