standing invitation

I have a standing invitation to use the owner's box there.

Apparently, they gave him a standing invitation, which is pretty rare for any officer.

"I'll let that pass because you've had a standing invitation since we got the place.

Congress and the record companies see it as a standing invitation to piracy.

She has a standing invitation, but we've made no offer yet."

Her way was to provide them with comfortable accommodations and a standing invitation to visit.

Afterwards, he had a standing invitation to sit in with the band.

Ben announced that until further notice they all had a standing invitation.

Bourne has a standing invitation to go back to the National.

He had a standing invitation now to the Langdon home, and the end of the week often found him there.

You have a standing invitation at the palace, and will please accompany us."

"He's not a member, but he has a standing invitation," Spurgeon said.

We have a standing invitation, and there simply has not been time to write and wait for a reply.

To this tea the widowed British gentleman next door received a standing invitation.

Cinderella, once an occasional guest at this ball, has a standing invitation now.

The old Marquis has a standing invitation at the Palace.

(The President has a standing invitation, but hasn't come so far.)

"Phèdre, please know that you have a standing invitation to call upon me at the Palace.

Besides, there was a still more terrible standing invitation to call at every one of these houses, and company expected about these times.

He didn't bother to write or call; the brothers had extended standing invitations to visit each other without advance notice.

Didn't you say you gave a standing invitation to a lot of your New York friends?"

I have standing invitations to visit them.

Katterson had a standing invitation to come to North at any time of day or night, and, having no place else to go, he headed there.

They said Mr. Cuomo had a standing invitation to speak at the school.

Ben began to consider rescinding his standing invitation to have them join him for his meals.