invitation ** , auch: invite informal

The defense did not take him up on the invitation.

Well, can we go and ask him for an invitation?

The invitation could not have come at a better time.

You have to summer here for years before getting an invitation from them.

Women often looked at him with invitation in their eyes.

"Or an invitation to go away and let you get about your business?"

The invitation had been to stay over at the house.

Here's a general invitation to the people of the world.

But for the second invitation, nothing could keep us away.

The invitation gave her more than one decision to make.

But why would he get such an invitation so quickly?

My invitation to tell you what I'm really doing here?

He has turned down their invitations to meet with them, she said.

"He has been down here on the president's invitation several times."

I'm not quite sure why I was on the invitation list.

Its outside light, when on, is an invitation to stop by.

Women have not had an invitation like that in some time.

A few months ago I received just such an invitation.

She left this house at my invitation six months ago, for good.

"Then why did you give them the invitations in the first place?"

But two years were to pass before the invitation ever came.

The invitations will have to be in the name of your father.

Now that was an invitation if he'd ever heard one.

"Instead, they are going to have to find a way to get an invitation to be in front of people."

I'm not even sure I will pass along the invitation.