Sentence examples for on invitations from inspiring English sources

How much do you want to spend on invitations — will printed ones without the lined envelopes do just fine or do you absolutely need the engraved ones?

And in a city where social celebrities get as much ink as real ones, benefit committee lists on invitations get scrutinized as carefully as stock prices.

10% of measurements >200 Bq/m. Figure 3 shows the results of one way sensitivity analyses on invitations to measure existing homes in areas with a mean indoor radon concentration of 60 Bq/m and a recommendation to remediate if measured radon is above an action level of 100 Bq/m.

So many people put that on invitations now, and no one really knows what it means.

"Agreed the coach has the final say on invitations and team selections but it is not fair to rule out one of our brightest stars in Europe because the coach says he lacks tactical discipline," stormed the former Super Eagles forward Victor Ikpeba.

On invitations with choice, patients could indicate their preferred participation mode by ticking one of two boxes for 'Yes, I agree to participate in a telephone interview' and 'Yes, I agree to participate by a postal questionnaire'.

Conveniently, Helvétius visited England in 1764 and, on invitation of Frederick II the Great, went to Berlin in 1765.

It is a forum that relies on invitation-only lunches, secret talks and the public being kept well away.

From 1869 to 1870 she attended, on invitation, Benjamin Peirce's class in quaternions at Harvard and his private class in celestial mechanics.

The group understood the Indonesian authorities would be able to enter the consulate only on invitation from Australia.

Although ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology) is primarily focused on the US programs; on invitation, it may extends it services to programs outside the US.