Sentence examples for new invitation from inspiring English sources

There is little chance that Pakistan will decline the new invitation.

Rick Myers, president of Talent Zoo, said the company welcomed and would accept the new invitation.

In response, they brushed themselves off and resumed whirling, each dizzying spin a new invitation to injury.

But a Berkeley spokesman rejected the claim, saying the one main request the university made in extending its new invitation was to hold the event in the afternoon.

Q. Can you change the time in a Google Calendar event after you've already sent it to people, or do you have to make a whole new invitation? A. If complications arise and you need to change the time, place or other details for an event you had scheduled with Google Calendar, you can edit the invitation even if it has been sent.

Rob Nichols, a spokesman for Mr. Kasich, said the new invitation did not mark any shift in Mr. Kasich's approach; the governor had sought to talk to labor groups during the legislative fight, Mr. Nichols said, and some representatives had engaged in private discussions over the issue again in June before the unions ended those talks, he said.

The reasoning of this new "invitation-only" group of hard-line conservatives?

ReFashioner, a new invitation-only Web site, lets you swap your unwanted designer and vintage clothes for other couture castoffs.

However, at the Path, a new invitation-only meditation class that officially opened last month, he said he had met not only a potential investor, but also five beta testers for his new app.

In addition, the morphosyntactic formats are related to the type of invitation: the declarative format is typically used in new invitations; the interrogative format, in reissued invitations; and interactionally generated invitations favor the interrogative and declarative formats.

New invitations and reissued invitations that are often delivered as the reason for the call generate an interaction; interactionally generated invitations emerge from an ongoing interaction and are not presented as the reason for the call.