Sentence examples for repeated invites from inspiring English sources

Ann Widdecombe, who took part in Strictly Come Dancing after retiring as an MP, but has resisted repeated invites to I'm a Celebrity, would have urged Dorries not to take part, she told the Guardian.

He constantly stressed that it was a time when performances were more important than results, but repeating that invited only mockery.

To repeat, I invite you to get going with two tiny steps.

Sessions was well received by Billboard Magazine, which said "He's created a deeply nuanced soundscape that invites repeated listening".

Indeed, the enigmatic nature of these films, their beauty and brevity (the longest is 17 minutes) invite repeated viewing.

But to nurture out too much hope is to invite repeated and crushing disappointment, which can be just a slower way to get to the same place.

Swift's repeated "Come hither" personally invites the damned into hell.

Audi invites repeat buyers, as well as first-time buyers, to special events.

Elizabeth Price's 20-minute video, The Woolworths Choir of 1979, invites repeat viewing.

It can't hurt that even more than "Darko," "Southland," with its dizzying pile-up of references, invites repeat viewings.

"Thanks for the invite," repeated fan after fan, with their tone implying that they were happy to be out of the Big 12.