Sentence examples for alone inviting from inspiring English sources

Joshua Gotbaum, chief executive of the $340-million Sept. 11 Fund, said charities were leery enough about sharing victim information -- "the family jewels" -- in a central database, let alone inviting victims' families into the decision-making process.

Each day computerized summonses from the State Supreme Court land in city mailboxes, 10,000 a week in Manhattan alone, "inviting" recipients to show up on such-and-such a date, followed by bright red letters that threaten: "Willful disobedience of this summons is a criminal contempt of court and is punishable by a fine of $1,000 or imprisonment not exceeding 30 days, or both".

The questionnaire alone, inviting comments, runs 530 pages.

In cities like Tokyo, where many people live alone and inviting friends over is rare, a lot of people may have been craving conversation partners they are now finding on Twitter, he said.

I came across a new website, Invite for a Bite, that caters to single people and attempts to avoid the "discomfort" associated with eating out alone by inviting someone in the area who may be looking to avoid requesting a table for one.

If you are the type of person who spends a lot of time partaking in a certain hobby or physical activity alone, then consider inviting a friend along next time.

Kerry called on the Administration to "swallow its pride" and do what it should have done in the first place: bring in the U.N. and the "international community" to help America succeed instead of inviting failure alone.

** Kerry called on the Administration to "swallow its pride" and do what it should have done in the first place: bring in the U.N. and the "international community" to help America succeed instead of inviting failure alone.

At first, narrator was pleased to be married, but then it changed somehow - she and her husband didn't want to spend all their time alone together and were always inviting guests.

He was inviting me to spend the night alone with him in the Lombard-Freid Fine Arts gallery: 9 p.m. until 9 a.m.

The two men removed their sport coats and sat alone in a booth for 45 minutes before inviting reporters inside to ask questions.