Sentence examples for stage to invite from inspiring English sources

AHASTRALIA Oprah Winfrey is famous for extravagant giveaways, but she pulled out all the stops for the 25th and final season of her storied talk show, bringing a life-size model of a Qantas jet, piloted by John Travolta, onto her stage to invite the entire studio audience on an all-expenses-paid vacation to Australia.

To obstruct moving on to broader trade agreements and the inclusion of services at this stage is only to invite an expansion of the already excessive protectionism growing in almost every nation of the world.

But if "Macbeth" is staged often enough to invite comparison, the same is even more true of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," which is alternating with the Scottish tragedy for another six weeks or so in the Globe repertory even as the director Michael Grandage opens his own West End production of the same play on Sept. 17.

At this stage it was decided to invite carers to speak about specific topics in the mainstream program as consumers see their expertise as fundamentally different to that of a carer.

They invite our representatives to share their stage, we invite theirs to share ours.

Those participants, who expressed interest in an interview and met the inclusion/exclusion criteria as far as was possible to ascertain at this stage, were invited to a brief structured diagnostic interview to verify they met these criteria.

For those of you who aren't quite ready to hop on stage, we eagerly invite you to buy a ticket to attend the event.

We vowed to take culture out onto the streets wherever possible and Derry was able to see itself on stage and invite the world to join in.

Updating MPs on negotiations on Tuesday, Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab said "dangling" the prospect of another vote at this stage would invite the EU to give the UK "the very worst terms".

In the next section, I will shift the focus from general considerations (pertaining to synthetic biology discourse as such) to the individual or micro-epistemic level, using the mandala concept to analyse the active imagination of a group of early stage researchers invited to visualise the synthetic cell, in the form of a four-colour drawing.

The evening starts with the audience invited on stage to roam around Tom Pye's installation-set.