Sentence examples for offering an invitation from inspiring English sources
As a system or technology, Facebook Live does not present a radical departure from the platform's original core of sharing and posting, but it does amplify the stakes, offering an invitation to performance that resonates precisely because, as Zuckerberg put it, "When you interact live, you feel connected in a more personal way".
Dr. Sundlof's remark was the equivalent of an uppercut to the anti-biotech camp, one offering an open invitation to fight back.
That perhaps has something to do with the degree to which many of the latter fictionalised themselves in their own work, thus offering an open invitation to later writers to extend the process.
But despite their best attempts to rustle up enough divers -- even offering an open invitation to any diver in the area -- only 205 showed up.
Consider offering a seminar invitation to your mentee.
She is offering a concession, an invitation for America's enemies, working through the U.N., to come inspect and try to remold America's way of life.
And yet is it not a bit weird to have this project launched by an ad agency that promises anonymity – with pictures taken by photographer Alisa Connan – while offering participants an invitation to "a swanky Private View and debate event" at Mother's trendy HQ in London's Shoreditch.
Avoid offering an amateur diagnosis.
Following Christina Aguilera's less than stellar National Anthem performance at the Super Bowl in 2011, the Cyclones extended an invitation to Aguilera offering a second chance to perform the tune correctly.
For New York Fashion Week, through Sept. 12 and from Feb. 6 to 13 next year, the London NYC is offering a package that includes two invitations to a runway show and a backstage tour of the tents at Lincoln Center during one night's stay.
A group of jolly Islamic missionaries, members of the Tablighi Jamaat religious movement, squeezed into a long seat, offering a foreign visitor smiles, a snack and an invitation to convert to Islam.
