Sentence examples for Constantly inviting from inspiring English sources

Constantly inviting such dangerous players as David Silva and Raheem Sterling to carry the ball into the final third does not seem the most sensible of strategies, but Manchester City were short of ideas and invention and Leicester got away with it.

Companies are constantly inviting people's partners to social functions.

"We're constantly inviting people to the city to think and reflect on civil rights to think and reflect on the Civil War," said Bryan Stevenson, the director of the Equal Justice Initiative.

We're constantly inviting interesting people either to our offices for lunch to meet up with who are just giving us pieces.

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Meanwhile, friends and strangers who have made different choices share moments of their lives online almost constantly, inviting us to gaze at their images and wonder whether they chose better than we did.

To avoid these difficulties, Saul Bellow once advised a friend to work on two projects at the same time; he found that switching from one project to the other constantly refreshed him, inviting new perspectives, new enthusiasms, new solutions.

Its many decimals go forth for...ever, in inscrutable fashion: constantly random-looking, endlessly inviting.

What ID you have will constantly out you as transgender, inviting discrimination.

They don't want to see your commercial, so you constantly have to be very inviting in your strategy," said Øvredal.

Instead of complaining, they should be thrilled that Mr. Rove keeps inviting Republican complacency by constantly locating silver linings in the party's bad news.