Sentence examples for he considered inviting from inspiring English sources

"Make it happen" was one of Mr. Lynch's mottos, and even as he was dying, Mr. Gresham recalled, he considered inviting Comptroller John C. Liu, his candidate for mayor, to the hospital to woo the Filipino nurses who were caring for him.

On the day of her last class, she imagines ways to see Seth again--maybe he will move to S.F.; she considers inviting him to dinner with other people his age so it won't seem odd.

"I like encounters; I like randomness and physicality," he said over lunch at a steakhouse in Barstow, where he briefly considered inviting the waitress to perform.

Seaton didn't know how to handle the fake-news accusations, although he had considered inviting Tyler Riehl to shadow a reporter for a day.

For a while, in 1975, President Gerald Ford considered inviting Solzhenitsyn to the White House, but he and his advisers soon thought better of it.

America had considered inviting Iran to the talks previously, but the invitation was finally given following days of behind-the-scenes negotiation, particularly with Iran's regional rival, Saudi Arabia.

Continental Tire Bowl officials considered inviting Virginia Tech to participate in the game, but were required to invite Virginia due to the Continental Tire Bowl's contract with the Atlantic Coast Conference.

(No one considered inviting prominent rabbis or other Jewish leaders; it is a private event).

I considered inviting Amis, just so I could blame him when the evening took the expected course.

The organizers considered inviting Mr. Browder to take part in the session, Mr. Cooper said, and might still do so.

When I asked him if Scholars for Peace had considered inviting Abu El-Haj, or any of the anthropologists or archeologists supporting her, to lecture in the series, he said no, that the people there had told him Segal was the expert.