Sentence examples for privately inviting from inspiring English sources
"I've coached Australia in rugby, if one of my players was seen on the eve of the rugby test was seen... having dinner, privately inviting to dinner one of the All Blacks, the player would be sent home Malcolm," said Jones.
Some scientists at the symposium complained privately that by inviting the cloning proponents to appear at the meeting, the academy had given them a platform they did not deserve.
Kirstjen Nielsen, the current homeland security secretary, has clashed privately with Mr. Trump over the practice, sometimes inviting furious lectures from the president that have pushed her to the brink of resignation.
Some Democrats were privately weighing the pros and cons of inviting Mrs. Clinton to join their committees, keenly aware that she could steal the spotlight but also mindful that she could bring greater visibility to their issues.
The former foreign secretary, Robin Cook, was among senior party figures privately urging Mr Blair not to raise tensions over Iraq by inviting someone widely seen as a protegé of the CIA and M16.
Global Investor, which is privately owned, announced today the launch of its 1999 Hot Air Challenge, inviting entrants to predict Amazons share price on the date of April 30th.
In a statement on Friday, Ma Zhaoxu, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that instead of inviting the legal representatives of China's Christians, the organizers "secretly extended multiple invitations to Christians who privately set up meeting points".
Privately, some members of Congress asked whether the aerial reconnaissance missions over Syrian-held areas were not provocative, inviting Syrian antiaircraft fire to set up American retaliation.
It looks pretty inviting".
