Voorbeelden van invitation

• The invitation says to wear evening dress.

• I delivered her invitation by hand .

• They had to refuse the dinner invitation because of a prior engagement .

• The invitation was written in beautiful italic script.

• We received another invitation to a wedding this morning.

• Favors such as gifts, meals, and invitations obligate us to a future repayment of some kind.

• The walk continued with invitations to make their way to a destination or to undertake a specific task.

• He occasionally took them some of his speciality home-baked bread pudding, and politely accepted their periodic invitations to share a meal.

• The introduction provides both a useful historical overview and invitations to probe further.

• With their invitations to the investigation, patients were also requested to bring written reports by physicians already consulted in relation to their current complaints.

• Posters and flyers with invitations and information about the study were also given at seven different psychiatric wards, but few respondents were recruited this way.

• Most of the contributions have an open-ended, introductory character, and seem to work best as invitations or stimulations towards further study or research.

• In story-writing the teacher employs invitations, which call for the children to generate ideas or suggestions.

• Practising the latter involves creating situations where things are 'done' - putting learners in situations where inviting and responding to invitations, for example, will happen.

• When pressure was put on them for more radical appointments, invitations were mostly too late to make any significant impact.

• At the same time, his personal skills led to many upper-crust invitations and lucrative teaching engagements.

• Such invitations and sharings of food were virtuous, and could be interesting, giving rise to good conversation.

• People from the lower classes could expect money or invitations to banquets as their reward for participating in electoral campaigns.

• Teaching how to invite, accept or decline invitations involves (it may be argued) techniques not required to teach the present perfect tense.

• On quarter days livery companies issued invitations to the generality.