Sentence examples for invites on from inspiring English sources

Lots of my couples plan to mail their invites on the one-year-out mark so the date matches on the envelopes.

Sayspring says it'll select invitations and roll out new invites on a rolling basis.

It's a winning combination, which pops up in every generation, conferring party invites on the possessor and revealing the zeitgeist to the rest of us.

Although the Queen is formally the host, she has no final control over whom she invites on a state visit: this is up to the government.

Much as she loves fashion, it isn't the catwalk that motivates the Asos customer as much as the invites on her mantelpiece (or, more likely these days, in her inbox).

The story of Henry Cadwallader, a middle-aged British physician who accompanies his actress daughter Dorothy to Los Angeles on a two-week visit to studios and agencies, it invites, on the surface anyway, our knowing complicity.

The happy couple were invited on to the radio afterwards.

I had been invited on to BBC radio.

I was invited on to be laughed at and ridiculed".

On television and radio, he explained, "you're invited on to defend the Administration's view on something and then someone's invited on to attack it.

He said: "I was invited on to the programme in March 2012 to talk about my faith.