Often sobbing uncontrollably, relatives and friends of the dead, who ranged in age from 14 to 60, invited well-wishers to view photographs of the bodies.
Bomp was founded as Duke of Earl, with a plan to use a different song for the title of each issue, though the name Who Put the Bomp -- eventually elided into its bare, percussive onomatopoeia -- stuck with it from No. 2. Mr. Shaw often invited well-known journalists to explore their own obsessions as fans.
It's dry -- off-dry to some -- tangy, long, and, when sipped lightly cool, invites (well, requires) a second pour.
Now the White House invites well connected lobbyists, corporate law firms and big companies to see the "national security" secret documents under non-disclosure agreements that by contract prohibit public criticisim or discussion of the ACTA text.
Later that year the British government, bowing to public pressure, announced that civilians would be allowed to invite "well-conducted" German prisoners into their homes to celebrate Christmas.
The interrelated dependence of the uptake rate on the particle size and ligand density predicted by our analysis invites well-controlled experiments for further validation.
This observation invites well-designed studies into the possibly favourable effects of restoring testosterone levels to normal in men suffering from a diabetic foot.
But if you merely feel guilty that you haven't reciprocated their invitations, well, invite them anyway.
My mother said that I could go, but only if you were invited as well.
All the dogs attended the wedding, and their guests' dogs were invited as well.
Managed-care plans would be invited as well to offer the same two options.
