Sentence examples for most invited from inspiring English sources
Coleridge has also been dubbed London's most invited man, with a record of eight cocktail parties in one night.
(NYT) THE CONVENTIONS GORE AVOIDING GALA -- Al Gore may be the most invited guest to parties during the Democratic National Convention, but there is at least one he will not attend: a gala at the Playboy Mansion.
Hollander, 43, who created the show with his TV screenwriter friend James Wood, says he got the idea from a story he'd heard about a local vicar who had become the most invited man in west London.
Most famously, there's the Tatler Summer Party (at which Greig unveils the mag's '100 Most Invited' list, a document which charts the social progress of the country's buzziest, brightest young things) and Tatler's Little Black Book Party (routinely thrown at retro posh-party establishments like Tramp and Annabel's, in celebration of society's most eligible), 'but we're always planning some party'.
Certainly Manet's painting, more than most, invites us to participate: the man and woman on the left look at us even as we look at them.
Some provide crèches with entertainers; most invite musicians to play and authors to give readings.Another reason is that the entertainment industry is not quite as hostile to reading as many cultural conservatives fear.
Your partner is perfect because this is the one who will most invite you to grow your love, patience and sense of humour.
The Compton Lecture is MIT's most distinguished invited speaking event.
As if to prove the vitality of this anti-scene, most artists invited friends and collaborators to share the stage.
Finally, beauty at its most profound invited commitment, even surrender: it was bigger and, perhaps by inference, better than you, which could prove unsatisfying.
