Sentence examples for supposed to invite from inspiring English sources

Turkey is supposed to invite formal bids by March 30 and select the winning bid by the end of May, according to its agreement with the I.M.F.

Those concerned citizens Sharon Stone and Bruce Willis play guilty parents and the movie is supposed to invite acclaim as 'a wake-up call to the American middle classes'.

Users are supposed to invite their friends via their social media to join TaTaTu, and then watch and create videos that can be shared with friends, chat with other members and share the content they like.

In Ryle's (and in Wittgenstein's) hands, pointing to the non-descriptive use of an utterance such as "I intend to go to the store" or "I am bored" is supposed to put to rest the mystery of the avower's authority (on those occasions when she is authoritative); it is not supposed to invite the development of a philosophical account to explain it.

Finally, we are sent home with an annoying assignment: I am supposed to invite three people to the Tuesday night open session.

Santos was also invited to participate in a music festival in Cuba, where he was supposed to receive a homage, but he was unable to attend.

"What am I supposed to do, invite them inside and tell them not to be late?" another said.

"The only trick my mother told me is that you're not supposed to just invite the obvious people and put them next to each other," he said.

Subsequently, a British leader named Vortigern is supposed to have invited continental mercenaries to help fight the Picts who were attacking from the north.

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Anyway, I'd already made my decision that I wanted to join the trip, mostly because the whole thing was confusingly but delightfully weird; no other media trip in the history of my short career had invited me through Facebook, failed to tell me what I was supposed to cover or invited journalists out for what I assumed to be a propaganda tour right in the middle of a political breakdown.