Sentence examples for inviting them for from inspiring English sources

There he found some young people, younger than his gauchos, but so disinclined to converse and so nervous that it wasn't even worth inviting them for a meal.

Employers have been known to check up on a candidate before inviting them for interview, so it's important to ensure you keep all publicly accessible information employer-friendly".

"We try to get decisions of regulars," he said, "inviting them for lunch or dinner to get their feedback on everything from food to the right pricing structure".

Since January, she had been quietly courting labor leaders who were angered by Mr. Bloomberg's pledges to rein in spending on pensions, inviting them for coffee to hear their complaints.

The hotline opened on Wednesday after health secretary Jeremy Hunt said a computer error meant 450,000 women between the ages of 68 and 71 did not receive letters inviting them for a final breast cancer screening.

The city's victory was such a big deal for the Department of Education that its deputy chancellor for portfolio planning, Marc Sterberg, sent an e-mail to his team, fellow deputy chancellors and the department's press office staff, inviting them for a celebratory get-together Friday evening.

But if you take a girl from the Midwest with a pretty face, and instead of inviting them in for an audition in the morning, the directors invite them for dinner at night?

Speaking on the Today programme on BBC Radio Four, Mr Willetts said while it was up to universities to decide who to admit, they could be doing more to help teenagers from poorer backgrounds to make the grade, for example by inviting them back for repeated summer schools, to raise their chances of getting good A-levels.

She asks them for their names and nationalities, and documents the information on her route map, before inviting them in for a quick snack break but few say yes for fear of missing out on a client.

Show them your world rather than tell them; do this by inviting them over for dinner - no TV makes for a nice after-dinner conversation.

She asks them for their names and nationalities, and documents the information on her route map, before inviting them in for a quick snack break – but few say yes for fear of missing out on a client.