Sentence examples for standing invitation from inspiring English sources

"It is a standing invitation for Great Britain," he said.

We have a standing invitation to any U.S. president to visit Ireland.

They have a standing invitation to have lunch near Torre's home in Westchester County.

The A-listers essentially hold a standing invitation: show up and a front-row seat will happily be found.

Mr. Brennan, who had a standing invitation to address the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, spoke on Dec. 17 about Yemen.

Mr. Romney's campaign didn't explain its reasoning, but producers of shows like David Letterman's or Jon Stewart's said Mr. Romney has a standing invitation to appear.

All of the schematics and budget items will be available at no charge, meaning that Los Angelenos have a standing invitation to take part.

"It would be nice to come full circle," said Isringhausen, who also has a standing invitation to the Cincinnati Reds' camp.

The resulting lack of any responsibility for actual consequences is a standing invitation to rhetorical grandstanding, and the pursuit of sectional interests at the expense of overall policy.

His joining of supreme ignorance to supreme arrogance, combined with a pathological sensitivity to any perceived slight, is a standing invitation to calamitous miscalculation.

"We hope they will accept our standing invitation to meet with senior staff and help shape the plans for an ever-more inclusive university".