Sentence examples for on being invited from inspiring English sources

(i) People should not have to ask for screening once they are outside the age range – they should carry on being invited automatically if screening is available to them on the NHS; (ii) I would like a strong recommendation to carry on asking for screening once I am too old to be invited automatically'.

They count on being invited this summer to join NATO in 1999, however sorely Russia resists.

On being invited back to meet her parents, David walks into their modest living room to catch Jenny's father Jack making an apparently antisemitic remark.

"There have been money problems, but we've never been threatened like now," said Ms. Ferguson, whose school, Columbus Elementary, was decorated with a poster by students congratulating her on being invited to the State of the Union address.

He called Putin and told him that if he invaded Georgia, he could count on being invited to the Clinton Global Initiative every year for the rest of his life".

On being invited by an elderly lady to "tell me all about it", he enthused about abolition of schedule tax, site value rating and other topics of Liberal policy.

Controversially, The Act of Killing looked at events from the perspective of the killers, who, 40 years on, were invited to recreate their misdeeds on camera as pastiche Hollywood movies.

Later on, I was invited to speak on news bulletins and to take part in the radio program because I continued to write.

Now, in 2013, they feel the spotlight is less on Mr Obama and more on who is invited to participate.

Early on, I was invited to the Venice Biennale for a symposium on Welles.

On television and radio, he explained, "you're invited on to defend the Administration's view on something and then someone's invited on to attack it.