Sentence examples for which she invites from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Andreas, an American woman living in Occupied Germany gives a party to which she invites Dr. and Mrs. Reinmuth, a German couple.

Maria's mother, Mrs. Teach, gives a party at which she invites all the guests to participate in a novel form of entertainment.

What's behind Stephanie Syjuco's "Counterfeit Crochet Project," in which she invites people around the world to hand-make the designer handbags they covet but can't afford?

Her poems are less made objects than actions in her life, a life of deep pain, self-examination and healing, in which she invites her readers to participate.

By Jean Stafford The New Yorker, July 29 , 1950 P. 21Mrs. Andreas, an American woman living in Occupied Germany gives a party to which she invites Dr. and Mrs. Reinmuth, a German couple.

By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, January 17 , 1977P. 32 Maria's mother, Mrs. Teach, gives a party at which she invites all the guests to participate in a novel form of entertainment.

Listeners were delighted with the "come on Margaret" with which she invited her sister to join her in saying "goodnight" to the listening children.

To draw brokers, she held a second event to which she invited an expert to talk about how the Bear Stearns collapse might affect the real estate market.

For many years, Annie Sprinkle, a sex worker turned artist, gave performances at which she invited members of the audience to examine her cervix through a speculum.

In February, Ms. Jenkins rented a ballroom next door and staged her first fashion show, to which she invited 200 top clients.

Ms. Dandekar concluded with a couple of minutes of footwork in which she invited the audience to set the rhythm: "Each one of us has rhythm inside us," she said wryly.