Sentence examples for days invites from inspiring English sources

Wholesalers, who work in distribution hubs such as Amsterdam, sell at the market price instead of trying to enforce a monopoly through violence a tactic which, these days, invites police repression.

With a fixation for testing the limits of risograph printing, Kocyildirim purchased a risograph machine of his own, and, these days, invites artists to join him in the printing process, making the whole experience very personal and hands-on.

There was a time when the Dog Days invited us to take cover.

In addition, some of us, deterred by inclement weather, cut back on physical activities and burn fewer calories than when balmier days invite us to spend time outdoors.

President Joaquim Chissano has in recent days invited Renamo's leader, Afonso Dhlakama, to meet in what would be the first known face-to-face meeting between them in about two years.

However, if you meet someone new and you immediately click, and you know lots about them in a few days, invite that person over.

Every piece of homework, every tennis stroke, every moment of every day, invites comparison and often competition.

World Teachers' Day invites everyone to recognize the indispensable and often difficult role that teachers play – whether working in an industrialized city or in a temporary classroom in a refugee camp.

(Rather than stage demo days, Amplify invites investors to its offices four times a year for pre-arranged one-on-one meetings with its portfolio companies).

One day, he invites her for a picnic at his ranch so she can see his twelve spacious rooms.

At the end of a long day Khan invites me back to his family house.