Sentence examples for think of inviting from inspiring English sources
He never invited me to one of his parties, nor did I think of inviting him to one of mine.
Obama might think of inviting former president George H.W. Bush and praising the work done during the Reagan-Bush years in managing the collapse of the Soviet Union and, for example, the reunification of Germany in such an impressive fashion.
Whatever you think of inviting left-leaning comedians to speak to the White House Correspondents Associationn dinner — and there are compelling reasons for it to be avoided — Wolf's jokes about Sanders's eye makeup and her demeanor were actually criticized by prominent journalists including members of the White House press corps, most notably by the New York Times's Maggie Haberman.
To organize a sample party you write to all manufacturers you can think of, inviting them to send camples of their products or to show commercial movies of their factories; then you charge admission to people who want to see the films & collect the samples.
If I had a free night I would never think of inviting one without the other.
Sometimes we need to tackle projects on our own, and sometimes we just do it because we don't think of inviting someone else along for the ride.
Asked if he thought of inviting the other Chase drivers to his New York apartment, he said, "I don't think anybody wants to come over to party".
She uncorked a bottle of wine and thought of inviting Peter and Adrian over for a drink, but they would decline, saying they had to get up early for their flight; they might not even pick up the phone.
While some would argue that generations of couples, particularly those who came of age in the 1950's and 60's, have always entertained at home, there's a whole new generation of fashionable people who are opening their shoji screens and loft elevator doors to friends they never thought of inviting over.
If I was in Italy or Germany or Estonia and thinking of inviting a U.K. partner, I might think again.
In mourning the Fukushima disaster and drawing attention to the supposed horror and scandal of this radiation leak, this exhibition stops thought instead of inviting it.
