Sentence examples for at inviting from inspiring English sources

He and his wife are very generous at inviting people down for parties.

"President Assad came out with initiatives aimed at inviting all opposition members to dialogue," Mr. Lavrov said.

I'm very good at inviting my opponent to finish where I want them to and shortening the time to very little by closing the distance really tight.

In my handover I outlined the things I'm not very good at, inviting my cover to explore how I could improve.

Mr. Silva, whose most recent film, the drug-tourist comedy "Crystal Fairy," has been one of the delights of the summer, excels at inviting sympathy for characters even at their most unpleasant.

In 2010 she told GQ she wanted to work with directors "who respect me, who don't just see me as a piece of ass", a quote which people, including Simon Edge at the Express, took umbrage at, inviting a "leading critic" to respond: "Let's face it, she's not getting the Hollywood big bucks because of her acting skills.

Sit either at the inviting bar or at the low-slung white cushioned seats in the lounge and take advantage of $5 martinis (the real gin or vodka kinds, not the litchi/raspberry/apple interlopers) and glasses of wine.

He pursued those who ventured to Chicago by table-hopping at lunch, inviting some to his table at the Pump Room, inviting others to appear on his marathon Saturday night television show.

It is at once inviting and aloof, signature American qualities, it seems to me.

In short, he brought a sense of China that was at once inviting, puzzling and pathetic.

The music will definitely be at home, inviting visitors to feel the same.