Sentence examples for persistent invitations from inspiring English sources
Now it appears that Mr. Letterman's persistent invitations to Ms. Winfrey have paid off.
Four of them came all due to Rob's persistent invitations.
(And my guess is that the combination of invites for Tribes, plus the persistent invitation +, is what may have helped them get to 11k people on that waiting list).
That was one of the persistent themes at an invitation-only high-powered international conference about systemic risk in the financial services convened by the Global Risk Institute in Toronto this week (I was the rapporteur).
By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, November 6 , 1948P. 33 The writer is always asked by his wife to give excuses to people who extend invitations to them or to persistent salesmen who come to the door.
Sounds simple, but you'd be surprised how many persistent losers think an eye-averted shrug is an invitation to continue yapping.
And that's the question we put to the economists at Economics by invitation this week:What actions, if any, should countries with persistent current account deficits take to boost net exports?
In all, 3000 women were randomly selected from those identified as persistent non-responders (i.e., had not responded to at least two invitations to attend for screening, normally the number sent in the screening programme).
In total, 3000 women were randomly selected from persistent non-responders (i.e., who had not responded to at least two invitations to attend for screening).
But after persistent questioning, Mr. Toyoda said he "would consider" appearing before Congress if he receives a formal invitation, which none of the committees have issued.
