Sentence examples for and then inviting from inspiring English sources

We recommend speaking for about 10-15 minutes about your career and then inviting the students to ask questions.

The second, used in 2004, entails first asking whether each party had a chance of winning and then inviting people to rate the chances.

The filmmakers and the actors are committed to showing, without apology or judgment, just how badly these kids can behave and then inviting us to like them anyway.

They chose to open their talks to the world by sharing videos online, then having people translate the talks online, and then inviting people to translate the talks.

As governor, he was known for inviting his opponents over to the mansion for drinks and then inviting them back again, until he'd earned their trust.

The officials began the forum with Danny Crawford showing a videotape of several questionable plays and then inviting players to make the call.

It was one endless carnival of calling banks and cold-calling yet more banks and repeating her circumstances, then inviting bankers and council planners to the house, then rejection, with constant BBC news updates that Alistair Darling had declared the country in its worst financial position for decades, no, a century.

According to the studies, abusers are disproportionately teachers who have won awards for excellence; they groom their targets, often selecting students who are estranged from their parents and unsure of themselves, then inviting them to get extra help in private sessions.

Last season they inverted the fashion show format, dressing the models beforehand and putting them in folding chairs, then inviting the guests to walk the runway.

How can you get more French then inviting Jane Birkin's daughter and fashion icon to perform?

Under questioning from Mr. Di Chiara, he recounted meeting Mr. Fortunato online, then inviting him to his apartment for sex.