Sentence examples for latest invites from inspiring English sources

"Second Chance," her latest, invites readers to identify with a heroine, one Fiona Monaghan, who is "an icon in the fashion world" and looks "like Katharine Hepburn with a little dash of Rita Hayworth".

Striking too late invites disaster.

Here are a few memorable snubs and late invites from World Cups past: If you were an American player, you would have killed to be on the US team for the 1994 World Cup.

In their latest invite letter they also make it clear that Facebook's founder does not have to attend the hearing in person — which was the excuse the company used to decline the last request for Zuckerberg.

The latest episode invites fresh ridicule by equating the Pace brothers' unspectacular northern upbringing (dad's a butcher, Charlie gets a piano for Christmas) with unbearable Loachian squalor.

Referring to one of the most important precedents in this area, a 1989 decision that invalidated a minority set-aside program for public contracts in Richmond, Va., they said the latest action "invites speculation that that case has effectively been overruled".

The latest item invites followers to "Compare the media articles to the facts".

In particular "Animal Head," a quasi-geometric Pousette-Dart from the late '30s, invites an exhibition about his efforts during that decade.

Bowles, a hugely knowledgable man in his late 50s, invites me to his home to see the 13 Sue-Patt works he has.

Because of space/money constraints and some late "necessary" invites, we weren't able to accommodate the request.

Here are a couple of examples to follow: Your "late" friend invites you to dinner at a favorite restaurant.