Sentence examples for notice inviting from inspiring English sources

The site took off when a Brazilian soccer fan posted a notice inviting kindred spirits to mill around and talk about the sport.

6.47pm: Progress, the Blairite pressure group, has just sent out a press notice inviting us to a "debate on the future of the Labour party" in the Boothroyd room in Portcullis House on Monday at 7pm.

By B. N. Rein and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 23 , 1947P. 19 The president of a local manufacturing firm recently posted a notice inviting his employees to suggest improvements, and offering prizes for the best ideas submitted.

The New Yorker, August 23 , 1947P. 19 The president of a local manufacturing firm recently posted a notice inviting his employees to suggest improvements, and offering prizes for the best ideas submitted.

Soon thereafter, Mittal pledged £17m of his fortune to Boris's priapic fantasy and the mayor sent out a notice inviting the artists and architects of his realm to find a way of spending that money.

The Washington Post also noted about half of the comments the commission published were submitted before the notice inviting them was published in the Federal Register.

Clinton Mattis, a customer service manager at the grocery store, says whenever he gets desperate for workers he takes a five-minute drive to Wesleyan and posts job notices inviting students to come work for him.

Notices, inviting interested individuals to contact the local study coordinator, were posted in clinics, waiting rooms, seniors' centers and arthritis consumer groups' newsletters as applicable to each stakeholder group.

While neither Le Monde nor The Huffington Post directly announced the appointment of Ms. Sinclair, a well-known TV  journalist in France, they sent out a notice Wednesday inviting reporters to the introduction of "Le Huffington Post" on Monday.

33 34 A study advertisement was made in the UK through various sources including national newspapers, hearing loss charity websites (ie, Action on Hearing and Hearing Link) and local general practitioner practice notice boards, inviting those who were experiencing hearing difficulties but not using hearing aids and also those who had access to the Internet to participate in this study.

"Forthcoming books now bear a notice 'currently unavailable' and a note inviting customers to ask for an email when it becomes available.