Sentence examples for was invite from inspiring English sources
verb
To ask for the presence or participation of someone or something.
- We invited our friends round for dinner.
All he did was invite Clegg with lofty condescension to sign up to his own manifesto.
Ms. Maden joked that what Mr. Boyer really needed to do was invite her to his house for dinner.
People would read it and tell me how funny it was, invite me for meetings, tell me nobody would ever make the movie.
AllThingsD also reported that the service would at first be open only to "influencers" like celebrities, and for a time on Friday, Twitter's music page said it was "invite only".
And of course, one of the first things Maude did to get "private sector discipline" into the civil service was invite Sir Philip Green to lecture Whitehall on government efficiency.
The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends around for the evening to enjoy "a plate of cheese and listen to [the David Bowie album] Aladdin Sane".
The event was invite-only, as was the after-party, which pleased everyone.
Certainly he was invited".
