Sentence examples for responded inviting from inspiring English sources

"Parliament can be a tricky forum to engage in a nuanced exercise," Blair responded, inviting an unavoidable comparison with Chilcot, where nuance – it seems – is the order of the day.

EU countries responded by inviting dissidents to national-day receptions.

Mr. McAfee responded by inviting him to visit, all expenses paid.

The Giants responded by inviting Josh Huston and Billy Cundiff to audition for Tynes's job on Tuesday.

But his wife, Nancy Lee, responded by inviting Ed and Vicki to dinner.

Mr. Wen responded by inviting complaints and promising to address any concerns that reached him in writing.

The administration responded by inviting group members to discuss the issue in August, but so far it has not indicated that it is willing to reverse its decision.

Shorten responded proactively, inviting the PM to meet to get reconciliation done "whenever and wherever you want to meet, and work out what the questions are".

On the second show there was a similar question from a caller and, in what proved to be a turning point, Mr. Gethard responded by inviting her to drop by.

Vogue's editors responded by inviting Ms. Krantz to grouse out loud in the current issue, which also highlighted a photo gallery of fashion world golden girls: Sigourney Weaver, 51, sleek and elastic in a black cashmere backless halter; Mica Ertegun, 71, in Kabuki-like makeup and a satin cloak; and Charlotte Rampling, 56, her face partly obscured by a cloud of hair.

According to the Independent, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman responded: "By inviting the Dalai Lama to visit Britain and offering him a forum, the Tibetan group of the British House of Commons abets the Dalai's action to split the motherland.