Sentence examples similar to with whose invitation from inspiring English sources
Working with the impassioned and volatile Mingus, whose art was influenced by both the black churches and European classical music, and whose invitation to soloists was always to go to the emotional edge, was a landmark experience for McLean.
That is the sort of party whose invitation is the best thing about it.
Then there was the Midtown trade reception whose invitation recreated subway line logos.
Noël Coward is portrayed as the familiar, brilliant wit and charming seducer, whose invitation Mr. Langella declines.
No Coward is portrayed as the familiar, brilliant wit and charming seducer, whose invitation Mr. Langella declines.
Arianna Huffington is the Greek woman whose invitation, we know, launched a hundred buses.
Of the most prominent dancing schools, Knickerbocker is an institution with the exclusivity of Mrs. Astor's list, whose invitations are both coveted and rarefied.
BRUSSELS — NATO's secretary general expects two headlines out of this month's annual summit meeting in Lisbon: an agreement to build an alliance-wide missile defense system, and NATO's own "reset" with Russia, whose president has accepted an invitation to the meeting and says Moscow will explore cooperation on missile defense.
Dinner with Crisp, whose telephone number was listed in the local telephone directory and who never turned down an invitation to dine, was often called 'The best show in New York'.
