Sentence examples for stacks of invitations from inspiring English sources

Calder also sent stacks of invitations to his shows.

PUT YOUR NETWORK TO WORK -- The chief executive of almost every big company in the country receives stacks of board invitations but turns most of them down.

Mrs. Farkas, the frequent gala-goer, said she doubted that many in the bon ton looked closely at the fine print on their stacks of engraved invitations this month, listing a ticket's retail value.

Even if you add every conceivable extra to your stack of online invitations, the cost of each remains tiny, measured in nickels, while the unit price of printed counterparts is often measured in dollars.

While the real estate broker led the tours, Mr. Richards retired to his Olympic-size swimming pool with a stack of party invitations on his lap and his phone on a table next to him.

Cardinal Dolan acknowledged that "I am receiving stacks of mail protesting the invitation to President Obama (and by the way, even some objecting to the invitation to Governor Romney)." But he refused to accede to the protests, writing that.

He was inundated with stacks of angry mail after issuing the invitation to the president, he said; many letters from abortion opponents who wrote that he was offering a stage to someone who supported abortion rights.

He is an unpredictable accepter of invitations.

This conversation analytical study examines two formats of invitations in everday interaction in Iran.

Dishes were piled in a kitchen sink, nearby stacks of magazines and paperbacks were piled on parquet floors; invitations to private views and cinema tickets were propped up on every horizontal surface; the walls were covered with posters and notes.

Stacks of bodies breathed.