Sentence examples for late inviting from inspiring English sources
The White House has been supportive of late, inviting senators over to talk.
He reportedly asked repeatedly to extend the lease, all while paying his rent late, and inviting his daughter to stay there too, according to ABC News.
He was contacted, but it was not the call he feared, but a retired judge - the late Stephen Tumim - inviting him to exhibit at the Discerning Eye exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London.
A game marked by Sergio Agüero's 100th Premier League goal for City – although it should have been disallowed for offside – featured an unexpected equaliser from Vurnon Anita and the spurning of an inviting late chance by the Newcastle substitute Georginio Wijnaldum.
Solid and almost created a goal with an inviting late cross that found no takers.
Akron/Family played tribal, too, trying on the communal-jam, songs-within-songs territory of late-'60s Grateful Dead, inviting audience members to drum onstage with the band.
Also getting the latest DVD and inviting your friends over to watch it.
This week, at the Ed Sullivan Theater in Times Square, The Late Show has been inviting select audiences to "test shows" – live studio performances complete with the new Late Show house band and real celebrity guests.
Mr. Allen added that he had received a call from the White House late in the day inviting him to an announcement that the president expected to make Tuesday morning.
The exhibition was just the latest reminder that simply inviting people to come check out the real estate is no longer good enough.
And the Prophet (peace be upon him) was considered the master of the global Islamic message; it was necessary for him to be acquainted with what was happening around him in the neighbouring states, and knowing their latest affairs and thus inviting them to Islam.
