Sentence examples for all inviting from inspiring English sources

Her dream is to run a business that people talk about, a place that is smart and new and, above all, inviting.

The campaign includes several TV spots, one of which features a scantily-clad Bündchen, trying to appease her husband after committing a series of marital blunders: crashing his car, maxing his credit card and, worst of all, inviting his mother-in-law to stay.

Neither answer seems at all inviting, yet these are the type of hard questions the next president will have to answer.

"In an ideal world, someone else would do all the inviting, scheduling and planning for the two of you to connect," says Nelson.

So, Mr. Ortlieb offers a one-weekend-for-all solution, inviting several houseguests, sometimes unacquainted with each other, at one time.

The book is aimed at artists of all kinds, inviting them all to "fly close to the sun".

I am thinking of inviting all the ladies at my church to a bridal shower.

A free cup of freshly brewed red flower tea makes it all the more inviting.

It is reminiscent at first of a vampire flick: all those passive, inviting necks just waiting for some teeth.

None of us would consider having a dinner party, bar mitzvah or wedding without inviting all the neighbors.

She's full-size, too, which just makes the $24,500 price all the more inviting.