Sentence examples for nice invitations from inspiring English sources

And it's excusing yourself from perfectly nice invitations you've accepted with the guiltless bravado of the Social Darwinist.

"But instead of sending out nice invitations, he tells you that you will have to buy tickets to get in and that you will have to pay a very high price".

If you really want to be formal and fancy about it, you can send out nice invitations or e-vites.

"It was a nice invitation, and it gave me a chance to see the movie, and I was free for an evening," he said.

It was a nice invitation, not unlike many I've received before.

Even the nicest invitations have a coercive streak baked into them: Come if you care about me — and can't make up a halfway decent excuse.

If you want to make nice online invitations, you can check out a website like Paperless Post.

"I wasn't too happy to send a nice big invitation to Lewis when I had to go through [Narain] Karthikeyan [of HRT]," said Vettel.

I usually say no to very nice networking dinner invitations.

That collaboration resulted in a very nice publication and an invitation to join my collaborator's research group as a postdoc.

Since the ISS is not really owned by any one country, but managed under an international partner's agreement, the ISS' transfer to an acceptable private sector entity could be a nice trade for NASA' invitation to its international partners to join in the new lunar station.