Sentence examples for take an invite from inspiring English sources

Just remember, this is for kids (so don't take an invite if you are not going to share it with someone under 12).

Drawn from a small clutch of London-based teams, the British Workers side, representing the nation's working class, gathered at Liverpool Street station to take up an invite to tour Russia.

Going Into High Gear The focus on New York led the White House to take an unusual step: it invited Mr. Kelly to join the administration's discussions.

"I just want to take a minute to invite you to a town hall meeting on the economy that I'm holding at Facebook's headquarters this Wednesday, April 20.

For example, this would mean children were unable to take a holiday or invite friends home for tea and adults were not able to pay for repairs to fridges or afford insurance.

Take a pause, and invite the peace and power of the Bible into the situation.

You see, Take a moment I invite you to dwell on the fact that the greatest freedom we have as human beings is the ability to choose.

This need is studied here with an industrial case study and by employing a socio-technical approach: assembly system operators are invited to take an active role in the participatory design of an assemble-to-order system.

Last October, a TechCrunch reader told us that he'd been invited to take an online survey with a potential redesign that also featured a sans-serif font.

At the end of each rotation, both 2- and 4-week students were invited to take an anonymous online post-rotation questionnaire to assess their current level of confidence on the same measures.

Granted, we hear that a lot, but I've been invited to take an early peek at what they've been cooking and came away fairly impressed.