Sentence examples for has to inviting from inspiring English sources
On Monday, Mrs. Clinton encouraged Iran's religious and political leaders to rise up against the Revolutionary Guards, coming as close as any senior administration official has to inviting political upheaval in the country.
The venue has to be inviting and welcoming to an audience or people might not return.
WHOA The store is austere, in keeping with the feel of the clothes, which demonstrate that luxury does not have to be inviting.
What's more interesting is that the investment bank has taken to inviting small startups to present at panels.
I received a letter from a highly respected group of science publishers that I had applied to inviting me for an interview in the Big Apple.
It has to make its organizational climate inviting.
"[The food in the Peach household] has to be beautiful and inviting and lush and you want to have to be there.
The singer has also taken to inviting squad members on stage during her 1989 tour: such guests have included Ellen DeGeneres, John Legend, Julia Roberts and the world champion US women's soccer team.
The house, Levy said, "had to feel immediately inviting, but not lavish.
If the TV series Grumpy Old Men ever were to consider a hip-hop special – and it really should – they would have to start by inviting Public Enemy's Chuck D to contribute.
