Sentence examples for pressing invitation from inspiring English sources

Exasperated and disappointed, he yielded to the pressing invitation of Frederick II and set out for Berlin on June 28 , 1750

When Mulley moved from education to defence, he wanted to take her with him, but she accepted a pressing invitation from Williams to stay at education.

He dabbled in creating new, democratic political formations, though in November 1991 reluctantly accepted Gorbachev's pressing invitation to prop up the dying regime by returning to the foreign ministry.

The press invitation to today's unveiling of its latest iPad tablet computer depicted a finger pressing a high-resolution touch-screen with the label: "We have something you really have to see.

In "On Language," Safire often took up this invitation, pressing readers to abandon expressions that had outlived their usefulness or never had it to begin with.

He said, "No current or former professional baseball player responded to our invitation to discuss this pressing social problem".

On Saturday, Fatah officials said they were pressing Iran's leadership to withdraw the invitation to Mr. Haniya and asking other members of the Nonaligned Movement to stay away from the meeting if Mr. Haniya attends.

Dave hadn't gone fishing since he was a boy, but we had an extra rod, and there was nothing pressing at the inn, so he accepted our invitation.

Mr. de Villepin has a longstanding invitation to visit Iran, but has more pressing business to attend to now.

We are glad that M. Filip responded positively to our invitation to present how his government intends to tackle the pressing issues that the country and its citizens are currently facing.

The cover features a grainy photograph of a ponytailed woman on her knees, pressing her forearms yogically to the floor while holding her naked ankles up in an invitation to be bound.