Sentence examples for change inviting from inspiring English sources
At the end of each episode, their host, Joe Biden, distributes the coveted Roses of Change, inviting all but one contestant to continue on for another week.
In Zimbabwe, it continues to work with President Robert Mugabe, but it has also developed relations with the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, inviting its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, to Beijing.
As Syriza hit the road, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Mr. Schäuble quietly pressed their own case for financial discipline, looser labor laws and other change, inviting European leaders to Berlin even as Ms. Merkel took the lead in brokering an abortive truce to the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
"I believe that fashion is all about change, inviting us to reinvent ourselves," Salem said.
Ted Hughes – of whom, towards the end of her life, she had written "I hate and despise him so I can hardly speak" – had made the changes, inviting many searching and explosive questions about his apparent conflict of interest as Plath's executor and also the subject of her poetry.
In America, politics has changed, inviting more salacious headlines.
Thanks to the hashtag and the conversation about the lack of black representation in Hollywood, The Academy took measures to make significant changes, inviting new members who weren't all white, old, and male.
Thanks to the hashtag and the conversation about the lack of black representation in Hollywood, The Academy took measures to make significant changes, inviting new members who weren't all white, old, and male. .
The President of AAR, Laurie Zoloth, was a driving force behind deciding that the theme of the conference would be climate change and inviting the plenary speakers.
It is too early to tell whether users will find the changes more inviting or simpler, or whether they will reduce what Kurt Opsahl, a lawyer with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, called "the amount of unintentional oversharing on Facebook".
Subway Sightings Spotted on the southbound No. 2 train platform at the 125th Street station: a service change advisory poster inviting straphangers to point their Internet browsers to www.mta.com.
