Sentence examples for left invited from inspiring English sources
The Candela connection figured in the guest list: Mr. Henckels and his boss, ELIZABETH F. STRIBLING, left, invited friends who live in Candela-designed buildings to what they billed as a celebration of ANDREW ALPERN'S new book, "The New York Apartment Houses of Rosario Candela and James Carpenter".
A1 Briefing Bush on Security Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, left, invited Gov. George W. Bush and his national security advisers to the Pentagon for a briefing on the nation's strategic nuclear arsenal after criticizing Mr. Bush's recent pledge to reduce the number of American nuclear warheads.
They have sold off state companies right and left, and invited foreign investors in.
They were greeted with bottled ice water that carried the company's logo, and as they left, were invited to grab iPod Shuffles.
At one crucial moment, however, we are left outside, invited to speculate, when the governor calls on his campaign manager to join him in his black limousine, parked in a dingy alley.
Donelly didn't stay in the band long, and when she left Kim invited Kelley to take up the position of lead guitarist - despite the fact that Kelley had no experience of playing the guitar.
Anything left out in the open is fair game, so fully expect that any wills, presurgical instructions, tax returns, birth certificates or evidence of weird hobbies left lying around will invite scrutiny.
All medical students who leave are invited to an exit interview (semi-structured interview) with the Head of Medical Education.
Some invitations went out as late as last Monday, leaving those invited to decide whether to abandon vacations for a day in Central Texas.
But, as Ellsberg was leaving, Kissinger invited him to come back for a talk — and Ellsberg cut short his honeymoon so that he could make it.
Up until relatively recently, Isocs were largely ignored by students, student unions and university authorities and left to invite whoever they wanted to speak, without any real scrutiny at all.
