Sentence examples for a few inviting from inspiring English sources

"Our movement is being led by a few inviting all to band together for a common cause, a movement to change the status quo," this musical Magna Carta proclaimed.

Its current program includes a few inviting curiosities: Mozart's Violin and Viola Duo No. 1 in G (K. 423); Prokofiev's Quintet (Op. 39) for oboe, clarinet, violin, viola and bass; and Arensky's strangely balanced String Quartet (Op. 35), which is scored for violin, viola and two cellos.

You send a Sup request to one or a few friends, inviting them to turn on their phone's camera and starting showing you their life.

I fielded a few inquiries inviting me to model for some cause, and when I had my senior picture taken, the photographer asked if he could use my picture in his advertising.

A few are even inviting in dogs (and their walkers) free or, as in Cleveland, with a canine admission charge ($2).

In Minsk, the capital of Belarus, which is Europe's last dictatorship, you cannot look at somebody for more than a few seconds without inviting a beating or arrest.

While city streets pose several challenges to a barefoot walker -- hot pavement, glass shards and syringes, to name a few -- those inviting pool decks and lush green lawns in the country bring their own hidden risks, said Dr. Frederick Foti, a dermatologist.

Our movement is being led by a few who are inviting all to band together for a common cause, a movement to change the status quo.

Bone played a few records before inviting me to take over.

Aside from "a few taunting tweets inviting city officials to attend," Poe and his crew had no contact with the City of Philadelphia prior to this first event.

This is followed up by a phone call from the research nurse a few days later, inviting the family to a meeting to learn more about what the implications of participation are.