Sentence examples for own invitation from inspiring English sources

You can also post your own invitation.

As an adult, he should receive his own invitation.

Now, not that anyone noticed, but the three months are up, and anyone wishing to judge Mr Cable can do so, at his own invitation.

Today, Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright sent her own invitation to the 15 ambassadors on the Security Council, urging them to make the trip to Washington.

How he could run a magazine at all, if he did not mean to read the fine things submitted to him on his own invitation?

(My own invitation to the party was secured through a colleague at the The Times, whose name was on the tickets. Once I arrived, though, there was no secret about my identity.

One of Cluster's nicer features, in an age when too many social apps take it upon themselves to spam your friends, is that you can opt whether you want Cluster to handle the inviting for you, or whether you'd like to compose your own invitations instead.

Their world view is reinforced on pages such as Hanson's and their own invitation-only private groups with more than 10,000 people congregating on one.

The etiquette here is that those over age 13 usually, and by 18 definitely, should receive their own invitations.

It produces custom documents for companies like Tiny Prints, a popular service that lets people design their own invitations, stationery and announcements.

The spin doctors say in turn that Mr Follett and the (now presumably downwardly-mobile) Labour backbencher he is married to were discombobulated by nothing weightier than the infrequency of their own invitations to social events in Mr Blair's Camelot.