Sentence examples for from the inviting from inspiring English sources
The ominous landscape in Monica Stambrini's surreal road movie "Gasoline" is a far cry from the inviting Old World paradise depicted in so many films from Italy.
"We are not exactly the same," each says in turn from the inviting pages of Grace Lin's first early reader, a pocketful of small stories about individuality that interlock like twists of DNA then tumble together for an exuberant finish.
They range from the inviting and informative Museo del Vino (Wine Museum) that opened in 2008 to the much-lauded Museo Picasso, opened in 2003 and housed in a former palace complete with Roman ruins in the basement.
Many of the new film's pleasures are reassuring, its nostalgic show world of shabby theaters and rented rooms brought warmly to life with near-tactile detail, from the inviting curve of the rabbit's belly to the swaying pink feathers on a dancer's headdress.
Passengers from Valhalla may never see the inviting downtowns of Chappaqua or Katonah farther up the Harlem Line.
However, on November 19 , 1948 a day before the game against Lehigh, Lafayette received a phone call from the Sun Bowl Committee inviting the team to participate in the bowl game.
The New Yorker, July 16 , 1949P. 11 Notice from the Yale Club inviting the opinion of members as to whether the loudspeaker system for paging members should be permanently discontinued.
During the presentation, the Princess Royal had read a message from the Queen inviting the IOC members to Buckingham Palace if London prevailed.
The letter will be followed by a phone call from the Research Physiotherapist inviting the patient to participate and confirming eligibility using the inclusion/exclusion criteria listed in Table 1.
A few weeks later, back came a letter from the President, inviting the youth to Washington for a visit.
When Zhu received an e-mail from the Duke Alumni Association inviting him to the first-ever Blue Devil Supper at the home of an alumna in Durham, he immediately RSVPed.
