invitation card

The invitation card to the private view gave nothing away.

Cleverly, you took the box that had the invitation cards.

They thought he was only writing invitation cards, but they were not quite right.

From this he produced the invitation card which he held to the old man's face.

He gets an invitation card from the murdered agent's room for a private auction.

This included a blank space on the invitation card.

In Russia voter invitation cards are no longer electoral campaign propaganda.

Old invitation cards marked with a cross for "no" in Tessa's hand.

The information for the meeting point was often communicated by the use of party invitation cards that detailed the venue and time.

"And he gave you the invitation card too?"

Brian Crowley held up the gilt-edged invitation card to the sunlight.

"None," Johnny said definitively and carefully inserted his invitation card.

Bernard had proclaimed his triumph on every invitation card.

He saw the platinum box that contained the special invitation cards delivered by those who had come to the auction.

People rarely asked for your invitation card.

An invitation card is sent to the groom's temple by the bride's temple.

Did you like the invitation cards?

But so splendid was the invitation card, written all in gold, that they felt it was impossible to refuse.

"How fortunate we are to have escorts who can procure us their mothers' invitation cards," she whispered.

The only rift in the story is few derogatory strictures in invitation card.

The film's invitation card for the launch was shaped in the form of the alphabet "K", which formed a significant theme throughout the film.

"Yes, they is pretty invitation cards,' Ramlogan said, but there was no joy in his voice.

Abe called for her an hour after the time stipulated on the invitation card that was embossed with the administrator's coat of arms.

Entry onto the grounds required the offering of identification and one of the invitation cards sent to each guest.

Deshmukh title was almost dropped except for its occasional use in marriage invitation cards.