Sentence examples for has begun inviting from inspiring English sources

Ms. Salvador has begun inviting people in.

As part of the hybridized art movement, Mr. Gates has begun inviting local performance artists and the public into the first two houses.

In coastal Zhejiang province a township has begun inviting one resident monthly to "scold" officials.But the stricture to "avoid going through the motions" is an acknowledgment that such campaigns have become ritualised.

Mr. Mancuso has begun inviting foreign and Colombian reporters to interview and photograph him as he tries to put his group in a positive light, and to convince American officials that he is neither a drug trafficker nor a mass murderer.

[Ireland] What started off life as a couple of blog posts and a few tweets and then escalated to a full 140 character-driven fund raising campaign, Outvesting.org has begun inviting applications from Irish entrepreneurs and startups who could benefit from €5,000's worth of a gifted, no-strings-attached funding.

Dr. McCarthy had begun inviting the Homebrew Computer Club, a Silicon Valley hobbyist group, to meet at the Stanford lab.

Microsoft's Ad Center has slowly begun inviting advertisers into a similar platform of its own this summer.

He has also begun inviting outsiders to attend his morning Mass, something which Pope John Paul II did but which Benedict XVI, who is now "pope emeritus", discontinued.

Nokia has begun sending invites out to select media outlets (such as Engadget), inviting them to an event on this Thursday in London at the Paramount Club.

But an illness — a tumor on her leg — forces her to return to the paternalistic protection of Don Lope, who in his senescence has begun donating to police charities and inviting priests over for hot chocolate.

Nevertheless, his office has begun a review of the standard, inviting public comment.