Sentence examples for sweet invitations from inspiring English sources

Edgerson and James never had to fight off agents and pro scouts whispering sweet invitations, and college basketball is all the better for it.

As if our invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan were based on sweet invitations from the ruling clans.

The very first series of questions out of the box from the moderator Brian Williams included a sweet invitation for the nine established Democratic presidential candidates to take a big swing at the newcomer, Gen . Wesley K. Clark who as recently as 2001 voiced support for the policies of Presidents Bush and Ronald Reagan.

In Santa Monica, you'll get "sweet" and an invitation to go Rollerblading.

"We didn't read the [dress] instructions on the invitation," Sweet joked.

A sleepy Dutch community was still recovering on Saturday from the aftermath of a sweet sixteen party whose invitation, for no clear reason, went viral, spawning a YouTube video, drawing impromptu partygoers by the thousands as well as riot police, and causing the young celebrant and her family to flee town.

Foreign visitors are still rare enough that shared taxis are a great way to meet local people; many Palestinians speak at least some English and are very happy to practise on you – a conversation that often ends in an invitation for sweet Arabic tea or a set of helpful phone numbers.

He said Sweet Ducky had received an invitation that granted him the right to participate, "and then at the last moment they said due to some reasons and so on and so forth".

This would be sweet because if Pynchon didn't accept my invitation, I would just say, "Don't make me fucking ice you like I did bin Laden, Tom.

Check out Sweet's Anglo-Saxon Readerr' (an academic classic) or An Invitation to Old English and Anglo-Saxon England by B. Mitchell Listen to Spoken Old English.

On 10 April, a man responded to her invitation to "spend some time with a sweet blonde" and they agreed to meet half an hour later.