Sentence examples for time to invite from inspiring English sources

Last Easter term was probably not the best time to invite Gordon Brown to lunch.

And certainly, a down year is not the time to invite the consumers to vent publicly.

In the rush of daily life, it's a miracle that anyone takes the time to invite friends to dinner.

Mr. Huggins asks only that he have enough time to invite a few family members to the ceremony.

Forest fires were burning, but still the prime minister found time to invite the visiting American FIFA member to spend an hour with him.

With the transportation authority having recently warned of yet more fare increases heading our way, it seemed a good time to invite Mr. Russianoff to a meal.

It takes a lot of courage for an institution like The Times to invite someone like me into its midst: an outsider with no investment in its mystique or the quirks of its newsroom culture.

Allocate time for strategic topics at key board meetings and from time to time, invite an outside/expert that can challenge the group at key strategic inflection points.

These rather arbitrary time intervals seem to invite trouble.

It is time for Texas to invite the deep scrutiny, the careful oversight, that those people deserve.

Kelli, a 16-year-old would-be singer who lives with her 18-year-old brother in New York (their parents live in the Hamptons and drop in from time to time), invites Sebastian to Taylor's party.