Term Gallery logo

Meanings of invite people in English

We have no meanings for "invite people" in our records yet.
Usage of invite people in English
1
We used to visit people's houses sometimes and invite people to ours.
Labor Day
2
She liked to invite people to the shop, hoping they'd make purchases.
Dolly departed
3
We never invite people to the house, either to weddings or funerals.'
Jerusalem
4
I invite people to experience this universality inside of a very specific story.
Ebony
5
Others prefer to invite people they know, either acquaintances or long-time, close friends.
Ebony
6
Mix and mingle; invite people over; perhaps even take trips out!
The South African
7
It is not the sort of thing that you would invite people to.
The Guardian
8
How can I give parties, or invite people, with a living to make?
Mildred Pierce
9
And now she had no need to invite people to return their calls.
Mrs. Budlong's Christmas Presents
10
But the biggest rule to remember is invite people you like!
Ebony
11
No one can expect you to invite people who are not your friends.
In Luck at Last
12
Instead of passive viewing you invite people in, to actively walk with you.
Death by Video Game
13
Call to invite people: re: housewarming party: Labor Day weekend.
Breeder
14
Kitchens were common areas, a room to invite people into.
Coyote dreams
15
It will then ask you to ' invite people' by email.
Independent.ie
16
They would have the power to invite people to testify.
NY Magazine
This collocation consists of:
Invite people through the time
Invite people across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common