Sentence examples for may invitation from inspiring English sources

Chelsea Fringe offers a wonderful once-a-year May invitation to view lots of these projects, and  is increasingly active outside London.

The Express frames May's invitation to Corbyn as a move of strength, saying May "throws down gauntlet" to the Labour leader: "It's time for national unity … over to you Mr Corbyn".

Such observers may, upon invitation of the Chairperson, participate without the right to vote in sessions of the Governing Body.

Such observers may, upon invitation of the Chairperson, participate without the right to vote in sessions of the Governing Body on matters of direct concern to the international institutions they represent.

Women who are not mothers yet may decline invitations for events on Mother's Day and that's ok.

– At any instant, a given invitation may or may not grant access.

The invitation may be for free, or it may be for a few bucks.

However, whilst the invitation may have increased knowledge sufficiently, it may have failed to facilitate choice.

The people you invite may not get the invitation in time if they don't check their e-mail often.

It is of course possible (as Cambridge tries to do) to factor in invitations received rather than only those accepted, but if the parent who has primary responsibility for child-care – who is statistically more likely to be the mother, although with many exceptions – turns down invitations too often, the invitations may in time dry up.

You may include an invitation with your announcement.