Sentence examples for especially inviting from inspiring English sources

The window banquettes, in Provençal fabrics, are especially inviting.

His salmon-colored merlot, creamy and redolent of strawberries, is especially inviting.

The tiny bar, with its low ceiling and brocaded upholstery, is especially inviting.

Cozy, colonial B & B built in 1663 boasts an elegant restaurant and a basement tavern that's especially inviting in winter.

This model is especially inviting: capable camera, cameline battery, even a funny little web browser for emergencies.

RECITALS BARGEMUSIC The violinist Mark Peskanov's chamber-music series, situated on a cozily reappointed former coffee barge, becomes especially inviting as the weather turns crisp.

That's not particularly inviting.

This has made their inclusion easier on the budget, especially if inviting one cousin's child requires you to invite the offspring of your other six cousins.

If you have offensive things, especially when inviting young children or elderly folks over, lying around the house, stuff them into cupboards no one will use or roll up sexed up posters.

"I would especially mention your inviting the ambassadors to the hospital.

Kept under 24-hour armed guard, with a stream of visitors coming to see him every day, he plays along, rising with great reluctance at the call of his keeper before munching the lucerne grass, or alfalfa, of which he is especially fond, and inviting his keeper to rub his back.