Sentence examples for back to the inviting from inspiring English sources

I could have driven back to the inviting Zollhaus in Feldberg for dinner, but I had heard about a fischerhütte, or fish shack, in Carwitz.

In the documentary, Herzog visited Dengler in California, filmed him in his home town in the Black Forest, and took him back to the jungle, inviting the hero to describe his ordeal afresh.

The city even recently launched an initiative to recruit natives back to the city, inviting them to an event to experience the new Detroit.

A summary of these comments was presented back to the participant, inviting any further comments using reflective and normalising statements where appropriate to elicit problem-solving.

Anyone with any sense at all would have gone back to the warm, safe, inviting Ph.D program cocoon that they so hastily left the year before.

The sexual tension, cool but palpable, is enhanced by a big, rumpled, hanging tapestry partly pulled back to the right as if inviting the unknown visitor to enter.

Core interventions include reflecting this understanding back to clients; inviting them to access and express underlying emotions and needs; and helping them to reflect on and make sense of their experiences, behaviours and relationships [ 25].

Jefferson also started the practice of inviting people back to the White House for a post-inauguration open house.

Brown has also started inviting customers back to the dealership so he can answer questions about the system.

You hole up in an abandoned house and venture out to connect with other local men and women, inviting them back to the expanding commune.

Out of the limelight, out of the N.F.L., Hoyer patiently threw pass after pass to a bunch of eager teenagers and waited for a call inviting him back to the pros.