Sentence examples for which I invite from inspiring English sources

Next up, on Tuesday, November 29, we'll talk about Truman Capote's classic, "Breakfast at Tiffany's," which I invite people to reread if it's been a while.

Flyerdom has a history of acute and occasionally ugly patriotic chauvinism, which I invite Adam to catalog, knowing as I do that he is not fond of the Flyers' owner Ed Snider.

Each quarter I host a luncheon to which I invite all my clients, and prepare a presentation on what's been happening and what my strategy is, putting everything in historical context.

Which I invite everyone to do.

If you read my speech, which I invite you to do, that I gave on the floor when I described the vote, I did not vote to rush to war.

Some recognition of the fact seemed to be in order, though @Napoleon Bonaparte – one of the commenters on the Venice article, in which I invited suggestions for Helsinki – immediately saw the flaw in my choice.

In the weeks since doing my TEDxTeen talk at the indigO2 in which I invited a new way to talk about the problem of climate change, I have had the pleasure of talking about my message to friends, colleagues and the public.

The purpose of this present letter is to deal with an important matter of substance, which I would invite the Court to consider before handing down their judgment in final form.

Quite the reverse: the leaked document, which I'd invite anyone who is curious to read, was a detailed guide sent to all our staff to help them explain things transparently.

At the last panel event at which I was invited to speak, I had an epiphany.

(My travel to the conference, to which I was invited as an academic expert, was underwritten by the Department of Health).