reinvited造句

• Although a tender was recommended for acceptance, tenders were reinvited in July 1935.
• Then he was reinvited by Ernest II, Duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg.
• Whitaker was reinvited and delivered his address.
• I kept being reinvited, and in 1990 I was named music director of the Norwegian Opera.
• There was no big event that made my career go; mostly I got reinvited wherever I went.
• He has been reinvited to conduct the same production and in addition to that, Tchaikovski Nutcracker in 2007 and 2008.
• But they should swallow their pride and go to Australia if they are reinvited to perform in openins ceremonies . ( Atlanta Constitution ) . 8.
• Paulin, whom the English Department had asked to speak at Harvard, was disinvited after the controversy broke out _ only to be reinvited last week.
• Harvard University English professors reinvited a controversial Irish poet to speak on campus, one week after his appearance was canceled because of his strong anti-Israeli comments.
• Harvard University English professors have reinvited a controversial Irish poet to speak on campus, one week after his appearance was canceled because of his strong anti-Israeli comments.
• There was confusion recently when the poet Tom Paulin, who had been invited to speak at Harvard, was disinvited, then reinvited because of his comments about killing Jews.
• He returned to Italy in 2011 for concerts with the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI in Torino, and was reinvited to conduct a concert performance of Bizet's " Les p阠heurs de perles " in 2015.
• His French debut came in April, 2013 with the Orchestre symphonique et lyrique de Nancy, and was immediately reinvited to conduct a new production of Leonard Bernstein's Candide for Op閞a national de Lorraine that fall.
• McAdams made his European debut with the Maggio Musicale Orchestra in Florence in February, 2010, and was reinvited for subscription concerts in 2012, 2013, and in January 2015 for a concert with the cellist Pablo Ferr醤dez.
• Henceforth, no one, not even the crown prince ( the " dauphin " ) could attend without an invitation, and attendance to the council meetings was given on a per-meeting basis with members needing to be reinvited to attend any subsequent meetings.