At this year's institute we're inviting the first cohort back to spend four days with the new starters.
Two weeks earlier, Coelho had been reading a page on the site devoted to "daily miracles," and had been moved to post an announcement of his own, inviting the first ten readers who responded to join him for a party in Spain on March 19th in celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph.
In a new effort, we are identifying a small number of particularly outstanding eLife Research Articles by early career researchers and inviting the first or corresponding author on each article to give a presentation at a meeting organized by one of the three agencies that sponsor the journal (the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the Max Planck Society and the Wellcome Trust).
Heath believes the selection committee reaches too deep in the major conferences, inviting the fifth- and sixth-best teams in the Big 12, for example, at the expense of the second-best team in smaller leagues like his own, the Mid-American.
In Harlem a week ago, a 32-year-old math teacher handed out slips of paper inviting the entire seventh grade of Columbia Secondary School to his upcoming ceremony, where, the names on the invitation made clear, he'd be celebrating his commitment to another man.
One primary care trust (PCT) using prior risk estimates for inviting the highest risk first, identified 66% more people at high risk.
While all the reported findings are interesting and important, the way they are presented is not facilitating and inviting for the first approach of a general reader.
Try to discourage flies from seeing your house as inviting in the first place.
As a result of the change of plan, Queen Elizabeth extended to the club the honour of inviting the chairman, manager and first team to join her for afternoon tea at Buckingham Palace on 15 February 2007 – the first club to be invited to the palace for such an event.
It was there on the outskirts of Chicago that they created history by inviting the crowd packed around the first tee at Medinah Country Club to whoop and to holler and to ignore the "Quiet Please" signs.
Rather than inviting the uncommitted on this first night of four, the G.O.P. presented to the nation a dystopian mélange of grieving parents, furious cops, lower-tier celebrities, and the former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who delivered a blistering speech, during which, several times, he worked his face into a furious snarl that about encapsulated the evening.
