Sentence examples for not be invited to any from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party is huffed not be invited to any debate.

Now I sit alone in my house, convinced I will not be invited to any Christmas parties this year due to my stinky breath and equally foul smelling armpits.

On 13 February 2008, the organizer of the Tour de France, the Amaury Sport Organisation, announced that Astana would not be invited to any of their events in 2008 due to the doping previously perpetrated by Astana, despite the fact that its management and most of its ridership had changed before the 2008 season.

I have not been invited to any of them.

New Year's Eve, 2000, is coming up, and she has not been invited to any parties.

"He mentioned to me that he had not been invited to any chemistry department to give a lecture" from about 1975 to 1985, Dr. Blake recalled.

When the panel was asked about the significance of appearing in/writing the 50th anniversary special, Capaldi's answer was more of a lengthy grievance about how he had not been invited to any parties because his appearance was supposed to be a surprise.

Paul Gathitu, deputy director of Kenya Wildlife Service, said the body had not been invited to any early meetings about the prospective route.

The Syrian opposition's main political body on Tuesday urged rebel groups to cooperate with "sincere regional efforts" to reach a ceasefire deal but that it had not been invited to any conference, referring to the Kazakhstan meeting.

In an attempt to level the playing field for less well-funded films, the new campaign regulations state that "Academy members may not be invited to attend any non-screening event, party or dinner that is reasonably perceived to unduly influence members or undermine the integrity of the vote".

On Mr. Chirac, who actively worked against the United States to oppose the war in Iraq, Mr. Bush said the French president would not be invited to his Texas ranch "any time soon".