Sentence examples for perhaps invite from inspiring English sources

If he has a friend, perhaps invite him along; the friend can act as a control group for the evening.

Mr. Tarnavsky also hopes to meet with legislators and perhaps invite several of them to a FOR-NJ event, where speakers will discuss their road to recovery.

That way Kipps will pick up a few oratorical pointers, though he intends to keep it all in the family, and perhaps invite some friends in for an evening of storytelling.

You could stay in and cook – perhaps invite friends for dinner or even order takeaways – but the area is awash with great places to eat and drink, so we wandered up Vyner Street, past shuttered galleries and neon signs saying things like "Trapped in Freedom", in search of food.

The £110,000-a-year, four-days-a-week job has not yet been advertised and those listed have not been approached, but the Department for Culture (DCMS) wants to establish who it should take seriously or perhaps invite to apply.

The derivability of the necessity of identity from the axioms of identity and the rule of necessitation may perhaps invite one to consider another option.

You return them when you retrieve your own bag (and after their visible contents have perhaps invited a "What's your major?" gambit or two).

It demonstrates his charm and polish as a performer, his surging self-confidence and his mercurial talent for accents, mimicry and physical comedy – a theatricality that perhaps invites comparisons with Stephen Colbert rather than Stewart himself.

(For me, there was a turning point when I was reporting in Iraq in early 2004, and realized that the press sign in my car windshield offered no protection and perhaps invited trouble; I asked my Iraqi driver to take it down).

The term "academic firm" perhaps invites us to the belief, imagination, or vision that this would always mean a whole firm.

And then, perhaps, you invite the visitors in.