Sentence examples for is invite from inspiring English sources
verb
To ask for the presence or participation of someone or something.
- We invited our friends round for dinner.
If your event is Invite Only, then it's time to send out the invitations.
"What I'd like to do now is invite you to take over the agenda," Moore said.
What Carver has done is invite his abusers to sample some finest Darjeeling.
The current beta version is invite only, but Fire Eagle will launch later this summer.
There is a chat room "that is invite only, with a dozen or so people," he said, that pick the targets and the time of attack.
What he and his organization want to do, he says, is invite churches "to explore this as a theological and biblical issue".
"It's a very prestigious event which is invite-only," she says.
Community is the buzzword Bisnow often revisits, but Summit attendance is invite-only and based on word of mouth, starting with that first meeting.
To maintain the high level of competition, the league is invite-only; each year, teams must audition to earn their spot.
For fans, who are visiting the Web site at a rate of 77,000 per day, the advantage is authenticity, executives say — because the site is invite-only, celebrity accounts on it are not fakes.
