Sentence examples for read invitation from inspiring English sources

"How did you know you were going to see me?" We alluded to the press release that read: "INVITATION TO COVER: An amazing double-header evening with Peter Frampton and/or Gina Gershon".

The last part of the questionnaire (only for the letter groups) consisted of 11 questions regarding the level of understanding and completeness of the recently read invitation letter and attitudes towards requesting the package, chlamydia testing, sending back the test package, and requesting the results.

New York's most fashionable residents, editors, designers and wannabe industry folk, clammer for the limited number of highly coveted golden tickets (read: invitations) that grant them access to a society that meets inside tents for 7 days, with assigned seating and abnormally loud costumes.

After the participant had read the invitation they were told: "[it is] an invitation to attend a diabetes screening appointment.

DO read the invitation closely for dress code and dress code clues.

Heydon's own explanation hinges on his insistence he never knew it was a fundraiser, "overlooked" the fact that it was a Liberal party event and didn't read the invitation that clearly showed it was both.

Human vanity being what it is, I opened and read an invitation to appear as myself on that glossy television series about naughty doings at a fancy-schmancy private school in Manhattan.

"Senator Brown is a free-market advocate who believes that our strength as a nation comes from the ingenuity and hard work of its people," read an invitation to a fund-raiser at a New Canaan, Conn., country club last week, that circulated among hedge fund and private equity executives.

"I went back and read the invitation to make sure we had not promised to disclose the name of Deep Throat," Graham deadpanned at the meeting, referring to Bob Woodward's infamous Watergate source.

If at the end of the cited Prologue we read an invitation to recover a sense of philosophy that is not the recognition of a previous reality but relearning to see the world,7 surely this task is radicalizes in his following work "The visible and the invisible".

"Help us protect the unborn, and save women from the shame of abortion" read the invitation.