Sentence examples for kind of invitation from inspiring English sources

That kind of invitation is difficult to resist.

It also issues a different kind of invitation.

"What kind of invitation is that?" he asked.

The newly crowned Miss Universe, however, has been given a different kind of invitation.

In Mardi Gras week in Sydney that's not the kind of invitation you turn down lightly, so at 9.30pm I dutifully made my way to the cavernous, and very popular, Surry Hills pub.

You undress carefully, you expose only a little flesh at a time, so as never to be fully naked, never to seem to be issuing some kind of invitation with your body.... There's a parallel thing that happens emotionally after you've lived too carefully around each other too long, always hiding some part of yourself.

"What's going to be interesting to see is how they bill these [functions] and what kind of invitations they'll send," she says.

He really gets going in the 18th century with the development of copperplate, "still the hand we reach for at elevated moments of our lives" (you see it replicated in printed form on certain kinds of invitation, especially to weddings).

And he said the kinds of invitations to community events and beseeching letters from strangers that Mr. Gulotta still receives stopped reaching him long ago.

This is part of the answer, but it seems likely that having more role models for diverse populations would help others accept these kinds of invitations more readily.

I'm like, 'Gosh, I should be taking advantage of this 'cause I know down the road, I won't be getting these kinds of invitations'...because I know people are star-stepping social climbers.