Sentence examples similar to as we're inviting from inspiring English sources

"More and more, we're inviting Jews as guest lecturers," Mouw said.

But if the story were cited in a video "it could be misconstrued as if we were inviting a ransom — and that was a no-go zone".

But if the story were cited in a video "it could be misconstrued as if we were inviting a ransom and that was a no-go zone".

That this should be used by some politicians and some in the media as a slur that we are inviting extremism should be a source of deep shame to them.

That this should be used by some politicians and some in the media as a slur that we are inviting extremism should be a source of deep shame to them. Lee Donaghy is assistant principal of Park View School – The Academy of Mathematics & Science, in Birmingham.

See also The Independent's report on Lucy Holmes's petition today, Phwoarr!! Could The Sun be stripped of Page 3? Holmes is quoted as saying: "We are inviting The Sun's biggest advertisers to withdraw their support for the last week of October".

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It sounds as if they're inviting someone else with less to lose to step forward and say something disgraceful.

These are the infuencers and the tastemakers as they're inviting people those people want to join … It sort of snowballs".

We had never met before but, as relaxed as if he were inviting a friend into his home, he instantly adopts the familiar 'tú' form in conversation, instead of the distant 'usted'usted

"It is as if Germany is inviting us to steal".