Sentence examples for mail invitations from inspiring English sources

(He will not, though, receive an invitation to it in his morning mail--a momento mori by mass marketing which brings dubious pleasure to multitudes of new demicentenarians each year--for the A.A.R.P. does not mail invitations to government buildings, of which the White House is one).

Enrollment was conducted by mail and later by electronic mail invitations.

We continued to mail invitations until at least one from each cell was recruited.

Physiotherapist research facilitators attached to the Arthritis Research UK Primary Care Centre were asked to contact local physiotherapy departments and gain permission to mail invitations to all physiotherapy staff.

Programmes in countries such as Australia, Canada, Finland, France and the UK use either direct mail invitations or invitations initiated by general practitioners to target populations aged 50 65 or 55 69 or 50 74 years.

Methods of patient recruitment suggested to practices included 'passive' methods of raising awareness (posters/leaflets available in the practice, and links on their websites), and more proactive methods such as GPs or practice nurses giving patients leaflets, or practice staff using their computer systems to identify relevant cohorts of patients to mail invitations to join the study.

The sampling took place via e-mail invitations, through personal contact or inviting a key person to ask colleagues.

They barrage academics with e-mail invitations to submit articles and to be on editorial boards.

I sent individual e-mail invitations to my guests, including my brother's two sons.

From there, users create albums, then e-mail invitations for others to look.

Overjoyed, Mr. Aronov had a hand in every aspect of the new production, from posters to e-mail invitations.