Sentence examples for might not invite from inspiring English sources

The boy did not want anyone to talk to Sandusky because he might not invite him to any more games.

Mr. Kristol did get one thing right: Americans might not invite conservatives "back into a position of responsibility for quite a while to come".

And I wish I could spell out just what that was, but you wouldn't believe me, and the people at Sony might not invite me to any more screenings.

Worried that parents might not invite her children on play dates because she favored the shelter, Jennifer Tejada, a police sergeant in another town, remained quiet until she became so tormented by her inaction that she spoke up at a second hearing.

If Marion Cotillard knocked on your door and announced that she had to speak to your husband on a matter of urgency, you might not invite her in.

Because we love Y Combinator so much, we've decided to keep that promise (also because otherwise they might not invite us back).

An Aries man needs to feel free and independent, so he might not always invite you to take part in his latest and greatest adventure.

You don't get invited out on a US nuclear aircraft carrier all that often, and after writing this I might not get invited back for a while.

They might not be invited back the next summer, of course, but they were free to leave.

The International Olympic Committee suggested in February that wrestlers might not be invited to compete in the 2020 Olympic Games.

It also brings the voices of the powerless and of the victims into places where they might not be invited to go.