Sentence examples for was uninvited from inspiring English sources
verb
To cancel or withdraw an invitation.
When Bulleit brought Cher home to the family Thanksgiving last year, the pair was uninvited via text from Christmas.
I was uninvited from several talks scheduled - and I had one booksigning and NO one showed up.
Then all heads turned at once to the back as one guest who was uninvited -- and, to the politicians onstage, unwanted -- swept into the room flanked by bodyguards.
He was uninvited from CPAC and forced to resign from his beloved Breitbart News after numerous editors threatened to quit over it.
By launching into a criticism of Glaad because he was uninvited from its party opens Ellis up to the accusation of sour grapes.
(Mr. Key and Mr. Peele are uninvited re-enactors, playing slaves).
Rhodri turned up despite being uninvited by the Law family.
Britain's three foreign wars in the past decade were uninvited military interventions to topple installed governments.
It turns out that they are, uninvited, in Anna's garden.
Being uninvited from family weddings for refusing to wear a dress.
