Sentence examples for lacking an invite from inspiring English sources
Lacking an invite from the Wigginses, the Mosses or the Camerons, we stayed at the spacious Villa Pepi, outside the elegant little town of Pollença, famed for its cobbled streets, perfectly preserved buildings – admired by Churchill as well as the current PM – and the 365 steps that lead to the hilltop known as Calvari, scene of dramatic torchlit parades.
Lacking an invite, I wondered what people with invites had to say about the Afghanistan War.
Franco opens his speech by quoting Wiseau's reference to the Golden Globes two decades ago, and his lack of an invite to the show as a motivation to make "The Room".
Unless your immediate family and closest friends amount to under ten people, Second Cousin Suzie and Your Brother-In-Law's next-door neighbor might have to accept their lack of an invite.
Although the capital side broke with purpose on many occasions, its final ball was regularly lacking, which invited pressure from Marseille.
Prince Charles had been invited but it didn't work out after he questioned why the white cuboid museum lacked a pitched roof.
The suggestion from Fig. 7 that zX(g) has its greatest influence upon Em under conditions where Na+/K+-ATPase activity is adequate for cellular stability despite lacking excess capacity invites the question of whether the value of N is within this intermediate range physiologically.
It lacked a Nelson Mandela.
But now McDonald's has discovered its vintage funk – something the fancier upstarts lack – and invited us to join in.
