| People who didn't have invites begged invitees if they could just walk along, only to be filtered out by the tight security. |
| Now-a-days, even if a function starts a bit late, invitees on the dais are keen on winding up their speeches quickly. |
| They host special invitees who sit cheek-by-jowl with the president of the bullfight, usually an important town official. |
| Rajnikant's film was announced for theatrical release on August 15, but was screened for invitees and fan clubs on Wednesday. |
| We chose our invitees based on how many people they represent or how many members they have. |
| The list of invitees at her house-warming do included only her closest friends from the movies and television. |
