Sentence examples for properly invite from inspiring English sources

In February 1917, Campbell decided that in order to properly invite an attack, the Farnborough would have to actually be torpedoed before combat and then engage the submarine as she closed to finish the job with shellfire.

The lawyer, A. Scott Bolden, maintained in an interview that his client was properly invited to the event.

According to the ministry, he had not been properly invited – although the organizers said they had sent him a ticket.

If protesters were properly invited and assured of a safe place to protest, who knows how many would come?

White remembers putting on her Tammy Girl dress for a family wedding that she and her brother weren't properly invited to.

The Queen (the only living head of state actually to have worn a uniform in the war) was not even properly invited.Yet this is how the Poles usually feel when the war is discussed.

I entered the hotel through an ornate passageway on West 44th Street feeling, if not like a guest of the hotel, then at least like a properly invited person, guiltless of trespassing though aware, as New Yorkers often are, of an implicit architectural challenge to my presence.

"I think low-income housing which is not properly run invites those people".

He apologized, asked us to sit "properly", and invited us to go.

To understand moral responsibility properly, Strawson invited his reader to consider the reactive attitudes one has towards another when she recognizes in another's conduct an attitude of ill will.

When you entertain guests, do it properly - Invite people around for supper, have a few decanters at the ready, be willing to play parlor games.