Sentence examples for late invitation from inspiring English sources

Getting the late invitation to be in the fall camp of Team Canada.

In hopes of finishing the deal, NATO extended a late invitation to Mr. Zardari to attend, but even the narrow issue of supply routes proved too divisive to resolve.

After Clemens had repeatedly expressed little interest in being a part of the game when he was not initially picked for the team, he took the late invitation seriously.

On Tuesday night, the Cabinet Office insisted Corbyn had been offered a briefing, but Hilary Benn was unaware of the late invitation, so it was reported as a split between Benn and Corbyn.

On the Evelyn Waugh centennial, after doing a Vile Bodies/Black Mischief/Scoop panel with Stephen Fry and Lord Deedes - exhausting enough in itself - I was handed a late invitation to dinner at Madresfield Court, the country house said to have inspired Waugh's Brideshead Revisited.

Alastair Forsyth has been given a late invitation to this week's Scottish Open at Royal Aberdeen.

If you missed the "Ignore All Invites From This Friend" link on the latest invitation, you can set up a block before the next invite arrives.

Our latest invitation is Playable City Where is Bristol lacking when it comes to its arts, culture and creativity?

Such is the two-word response fired back at me by a friend on receipt of my latest invitation to be a gastronomic guinea pig for this column.

His latest invitation to the cabinet might have been to appease the Labor Party faction that remains loyal to Mr. Blair, or at least to lessen the plotting against Mr. Brown, analysts speculated.

The text with the latest invitation, the first party since January, was typical: "We fear that news of shrinking bonuses, banks closing and the Dow plummeting confused the gorgeous women of the city who understood that their shelf life is quick and fleeting like a senator's South American love affair.