Sentence examples for inviting them on from inspiring English sources

Encourage the children to come home occasionally by inviting them on family days – set up the barbecue or whatever.

"He's good at working the system, figuring out who the key players are and inviting them on his show".

The team started by parking buses in places where young people gather on Friday nights, and inviting them on board to chat over pizza.

We each took a group from a class of enthusiastic and inquisitive 12-year-olds, inviting them on to the bus to choose a book.

Certainly, she has lavished attention on former colleagues in both parties, calling to congratulate them on election victories, inviting them on trips and having lunches and dinners for them.

Unlike the British, to whom the word "intellectual" is an insult, the French cherish theirs, inviting them on television talk-shows and clearing space for them on op-ed pages.

You send a Sup request to one or a few friends, inviting them to turn on their phone's camera and starting showing you their life.

Patients will then be sent an email or letter (depending on their preferred mode of correspondence) when they are approaching (i.e. 3 weeks before) 9 months (T2) and 15 months (T3) post-diagnosis, inviting them to log-on to the system and complete PROMs again.

As millions of high school students receive college acceptance letters inviting them to embark on one of the most expensive journeys of their lives, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is making one part of the process just a bit easier.

Apple has just sent out invites to press inviting them to a special event on Thursday April 8 where they'll "Get a sneak peek into the future of iPhone OS".

But their project was criticised last week, after the uni reportedly put out a casting call for three couples, inviting them to have sex on-camera in "tastefully shot" educational videos for £400.