Sentence examples for ever inviting from inspiring English sources

The most amusing sequence is on video, and involves her waving a microphone in the face of confused pedestrians, without ever inviting them to speak.

There is no evidence that Obama had any role in ever inviting Ayers to speak.

With Miami on its way to New Jersey, it is finally time to ask whom the better bet would have been with the ball on fourth-and-2, or under most adverse circumstances — Favre or the man he displaced, Chad Pennington? • When the Jets sorely needed a creative spark Sunday, a mobile soul, Favre looked painfully glacial, more one-dimensional than ever, an inviting target for Seahawks pass rushers.

To increase production fish are packed ever tighter, inviting disease outbreaks (and the expensive antibiotics and pesticides needed to combat them) and high concentrations of waste that poison the pens and the surrounding waters.

She has been hooked into the mainframe ever since, inviting you to play Farmville and twitching the digital curtains.

Or, at least, with the ever-inviting greenery of Regent's Park providing a natural backdrop that no amount of money and scenic ingenuity could buy.

Colin Davis continued his spring visit to the New York Philharmonic on Wednesday night, bringing with him the distinguished Finnish soprano Soile Isokoski and the ever-inviting pianist Mitsuko Uchida.

But aside from the nostalgic, ever-inviting aesthetics, it is the musical performances that remain so compelling.

But aside from director Mitchell's nostalgic, ever-inviting aesthetics, it is the musical performances that remain so compelling.

Isn't there a danger that by inviting ever more intrusive digital surveillance we become slaves to technology rather than the masters of our own health?

The Adventure Handbook recently announced their first-ever photo prize, inviting everyone and anyone to submit their best travel photos (they also asked us to be on their judging panel).