Meanings of invited only in English

They shunned showbiz pals and invited only close family to the low-key ceremony.

You are invited only because you have proven your value.

I have invited only those who have a claim to be present, Kirby answered.

She invited only a few of his favorites, but Petronius and I were among them.

You're gonna get in trouble, lady. Madison had never invited only Jane to go out.

The informal wedding is one to which are invited only the immediate family and intimate friends.

Greece invited only the cultured, Rome sought only the strong, Judea bid for the religious only.

I invited only a few dear friends, and I hoped that I could comprise you among them.

The personal friends came first; the formal visitors were invited only for the day before the public ceremonies commenced.

The every-day enthusiasm of the common life invited only a sneer, often, it is true, associated with flashing wit.

Mitchell had invited only a small number of working colleagues to their wedding, plus, of course, Roman Richard and Giles Coverley.

He constantly stressed that it was a time when performances were more important than results, but repeating that invited only mockery.

Though invited only to a quiet "tea," the amount of judicial business they transacted on the occasion was prodigious.

Law, 46, and business psychologist Phillipa Coan shunned showbiz pals and invited only close family to the low-key ceremony, The Sun reports.

Traditionally, the Department of Education and local authority officials invited only representatives of the Dublin Archdiocese to planning liaison meetings about school sites.

We invited only those people who were currently (or had recently) worked in the NHS and whose innovation focused on improving patient safety or quality.