Sentence examples for marked invitations from inspiring English sources

Marked "Invitations to Dinner/Supper 1787 to 1788" and recorded in Sarah Jay's tidy script, the lists document 37 dinner parties held in the Jays' Manhattan town house over the course of 20 months in 1787 and 1788.

It is rude to inquire of a maimed individual how he lost his missing body part, and if you receive an invitation marked "not transferable" you musn't hand it over to someone else.

Finally, I received a document marked "sixty-day invitation," though no one knew whether that was sixty days from the date of the letter, sixty days from the date the visa was stamped in my passport, or sixty days from the date I entered the country.

Though security was so tight at the Douglas-Zeta-Jones wedding that the Welsh choir was frisked and the invitations were marked with invisible ink, Phil Ramey, best known for photographing Rock Hudson's corpse, managed to sneak six blurry pictures out of the Plaza.

The milestone being marked by a one-off invitation to Australia to take part in Vienna.

The invitation envelopes were clearly marked with only the name of the invitee, with no "and guest".

The season marked the team's 26th Ivy League championship and 24th invitation to the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship.

These dinners, parties and invitation-only panels take place behind closed doors marked "private function," and are where the real action happens.

It marked the fifth consecutive season that at least seven Big Ten teams earned bowl game invitations and the ninth time in twelve-year history of the Bowl Championship Series that the conference was awarded two BCS invitations.

Printed invitations to a midnight beach party in Cannes thrown by the movie's producers were marked "oral satisfaction guaranteed".

This marked only Lynn's second appearance in a major; he departed with a cheque for $865,000 and an invitation to next year's Masters.