Sentence examples for were uninvited from inspiring English sources
verb
To cancel or withdraw an invitation.
A group was in the backyard of the home when ten people showed up who were uninvited.
"Then we got a mail from Abu Dhabi saying we were uninvited, because we had gone to the press before being formally nominated," Mr. Ratzkovsky said.
"I said a few words last week about Manchester United because there were uninvited English journalists here and I thought it would be a little mean-spirited if I did not answer a few of their questions.
They were uninvited guests that were causing me to experience undesired symptoms.
During graduation season last year, several commencement speakers were uninvited following student-led protests.
Sex Garage was far from the first time that Montreal police were uninvited guests at a gay soirée.
(Mr. Key and Mr. Peele are uninvited re-enactors, playing slaves).
Rhodri turned up despite being uninvited by the Law family.
It turns out that they are, uninvited, in Anna's garden.
Being uninvited from family weddings for refusing to wear a dress.
[Daily News] Columbia University members of the international relations group Circa have been uninvited to dinner with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran.
