Sentence examples for making an invitation from inspiring English sources

There was, of course, nothing illegal about making an invitation and being turned down, or being taken up on it.

He used the phrase, "Whoever promises the people the good life without effort is making an invitation to late-Roman decadence".

"Here we have someone, who I think is making an invitation, a radical invitation to say, 'If you're going to be an authentic Catholic, let's be a real one," Dr. Hoffsman Ospino, Assistant Professor of Hispanic Ministry and Religious Education at Boston College, told Hinojosa during an appearance on NPR's Latino USA .And if that translates into numbers in churches, fine.

So I am making an invitation to all would-be rappers out there who read VICE and want to make a diss song all about ME, "the hipster Pierre Delacroix".

If your making an invitation, you can write the invitation inside.

All of which makes an invitation for a nightcap considerably more persuasive.

Wear white on J'Ouvert Unless you want to make an invitation of yourself to the mudslingers.

And like that: once the suggestion was made, an invitation was extended, and Stuart was told to brush up on his thirty-minute meals.

He's a robot of a man, incapable of expressing emotion: he can even make an invitation to his own birthday party sound like a threat.

Being on the wiki could hurt a candidate "if a school chose not to bother making an offer because a bigger name reportedly made an invitation," says Ben Webster, a mathematician at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.

Go find your heroes or favorite influencers online, consider where you have the most direct access, engage them, and make an invitation.