Sentence examples for hand invited from inspiring English sources

Bath's poor kicking out of hand invited Saracens – led by Goode – to attack.

They hold parties where managers hand invited guests red envelopes stuffed with money or special gambling chips adorned with the animal symbol of the year.

We are, through some narrative sleight of hand, invited to believe that this is of course not demeaning or ironic in the way female stripping would be in a Hollywood movie, but romantic and fun.

A poem, on the other hand, invites readers to fill in the blanks.

It would, on the other hand, invite plenty of infighting, absorbing energies that would be better devoted to organising for the poll.

But while Karbo, with her rueful unfitness for the task at hand, invites a good deal of sympathy, her dying father does not.

Anohni, on the other hand, invites her audience to take responsibility for making the entire world a dangerous place.

You can take any guilt or shame by the hand, invite it in for tea, and open yourself to self-forgiveness.

If you prefer a more private place if it gets out of hand, invite them to your house or anywhere.

The dramatic, otherworldly setting seems votive and spiritual and the outwardly turned hands invite narrative interpretations.

Our rabbis teach us: Always let the left hand repel and the right hand invite... unlike Rabbi Yehoshua ben Perayah who repulsed Jeshu [Jesus] with both hands...