Sentence examples for public invites from inspiring English sources

I don't mind the other kind, but these days we're always hearing that saying anything in public invites a pounding from the tireless, pulverising tentacles of the Internet Kraken.

Keep in mind, though, that Microsoft has sent out public invites to its Big Shiny New Surface Event, so whatever you get now is about to be made passé.

And adding an exception about photographs taken in public invites a quagmire of excuses for upskirting, since the "reasonable expectation of privacy" loophole has already been cited to exonerate cell lurkers like creepshot photographer Christopher Cleveland, whose ca​se was thrown out by frustrated prosecutors in DC in October.

Nominations are invited for the new poet laureate with the public invited to make their feelings known on the matter.

It was more an exercise in stagecraft, as these meetings often are, with members of the public invited to step to the microphone to say their piece.

More than 40 tribes are gathering in the apple orchard at the Queens County Farm Museum for a dance-off, with the public invited.

The fundraising Sport Relief weekend takes place from 21 to 23 March with members of the public invited to run, swim or cycle in the Sainsbury's Sport Relief Games.

Citizen science programmes such as Galaxy Zoo [19, 20], have produced data analysis by members of the public invited to categorise images of galaxies from telescope images.

Was the public invited?

Public invited to weigh in on city manager search.

In this way, Malcolm's initial deliberate approach was to not press the Islamic religion in his public invited meetings that were predominately made up of non-Muslims.