Sentence examples similar to shot invitations from inspiring English sources

She offered long-shot invitations to members of Congress to experience confinement, replete with smelly portable toilets Ms. Hanni and fellow volunteers had rounded up.

An invitation to do a shot is an invitation to have two more hours of fun.

Mr. Ferrari was soon compiling a virtual album featuring his best shots, e-mailing invitations to friends to come view and swapping snapshots with faraway strangers who saw their photos on the site.

Presenting foreign documentaries is often thought of as a glamorous profession – free air travel and hotel accommodation in hot places in exchange for a few pensive walking-talking shots – but this invitation to historian Tom Holland promised an explosion on his Twitter feed, and possibly one under his feet.

Golovin accepts the invitation but spoons his shot over the bar.

True, the chance that you would accept our invitation was a long shot.

The reality is that talks are continuing and Washington is still issuing the invitations and calling the shots.

David Cameron sent a shot across their bows by declining an invitation to attend.

Dawson was dispossessed inside his own box and Jackson needed no second invitation to drill a low shot past Foster and into the far corner of the net.

So, for example, a shot of the buffet for the caterer, the invitations for the printer, the flowers for the florist, and so on.

Practices used various invitation methods to invite eligible patients to have an NHSHC, ranging from opportunistic invitations during GP consultations to systematic mail shots.