"Invited" Example Sentences
1. We were invited to the party.
2. I invited all my friends to my birthday party.
3. My parents invited their coworkers over for dinner.
4. The CEO invited me to join his team.
5. She invited her friend to come along with us.
6. They invited us to stay at their beach house for the summer.
7. He invited me out for coffee to catch up.
8. My neighbor invited me over for a barbecue this weekend.
9. We were formally invited to the wedding.
10. I was not invited to participate in the project.
11. They invited us to spend the holidays with them.
12. The mayor invited me to speak at the event.
13. My brother invited his girlfriend to move in with him.
14. My parents invited my aunt and uncle for dinner.
15. We were cordially invited to the inauguration.
16. The teacher invited the entire class on the field trip.
17. I invited him over for dinner to talk.
18. The chef invited me into the kitchen.
19. Several of my coworkers were not invited to the gala.
20. My date invited me inside when we got to his house.
21. You're invited to share your opinions.
22. She invited everyone she could think of to her party.
23. The instructor invited us to email any further questions.
24. I was not formally invited to the wedding but went anyway.
25. The senator invited me to shadow her for the day.
26. I was delighted to be invited to my friend's surprise party.
27. The host invited the guests into the dining room for dinner.
28. The bouncer would not let me in unless I was invited.
29. He invited her to go on a romantic getaway with him.
30. My friend invited me to crash on his couch for the weekend.
31. You are invited to attend our weekly book club.
32. I hadn't been invited to join them after school.
33. The CEO invited me to present my project to the board of directors.
34. My child was not invited to the birthday party.
35. I was surprised and honored to be invited to speak at the conference.
36. The receptionist invited me back to the lounge to wait.
37. The soldiers weren't supposed to be invited into the village.
38. The ambassador invited the students to tour the embassy.
39. My friend invited everyone but me to her party.
40. The commissioner invited me to throw out the first pitch.
41. My daughter was invited to join the spelling bee team.
42. She invited him in but he politely declined the offer.
43. I called to RSVP that I would be unable to attend the event I was invited to.
44. The hostess invited the guests into the parlor for drinks.
45. My coworker invited me to lunch to catch up.
46. She invited him upstairs to her bedroom.
47. The team lead invited me to join a work social event.
48. I politely declined the invitation.
49. The organizers invited many prominent speakers to the conference.
50. The director invited us to observe the filming of a scene.
51. You are cordially invited to the wedding ceremony.
52. I wasn't sure if I had actually been invited to the party.
53. The philanthropist invited me to speak at his foundation's gala dinner.
54. The baker invited customers into the kitchen to see how the goods were made.
55. My boss invited me to join the leadership retreat.
56. The queen invited the prince and princess to tea.
57. She invited me into her home and made me a cup of tea.
58. The mayor invited citizens to attend the town hall meeting.
59. My son was invited to join the school's robotics team.
60. I politely declined the invitation to dinner.
Common Phases
1. Formally invite - To invite someone using polite or official language.
2. Cordially invite - To invite someone in a warm, polite and friendly way.
3. Politely decline - To turn down an invitation in a respectful manner.
4.Issue an invitation - To offer an official invitation.
5. Extend an invitation - To make an invitation available to someone.
6. Accept an invitation - To say "yes" to an invitation that has been offered.
7. Decline an invitation - To refuse or turn down an invitation.
8. Informally invite - To invite someone in a casual way.
9. RSVP - To respond to an invitation whether or not you will attend.
10. Invitation only - Indicating that only
invited guests are welcome or allowed.
11. Not
invited - Excluded from receiving an invitation.
12.Get
invited - To receive an invitation from someone.
13. Be
invited - To receive an offer to attend or participate.
14.Honored to be
invited - Feeling privileged or lucky to receive an invitation.
15.Unexpectedly
invited - Receiving an invitation as a surprise.
16. Invitation list - The names of those who have been
invited to an event.
17.Send out invitations - To distribute invitations to intended guests.
18. Invite someone over - To ask someone to come to your home or location.
19.Invite someone out - To ask someone to go somewhere with you.
20. Invite someone in - To request that someone enter a home or location.