Sentence examples for high inviting from inspiring English sources

But any drama that aims this high, inviting comparison to everything from Aeschylus's House of Atreus to the Book of Job, is sometimes going to miss its target.

Dr. Awash Teklehaimanot, director of the malaria program at the Earth Institute of Columbia University, said he worried that calls for eradication raised expectations too high, inviting frustration and a loss of political will.

But any drama that consistently aims this high, inviting comparison to everything from Aeschylus's House of Atreus to the Book of Job, is sometimes going to miss its target.

But any drama that consistently aims this high, inviting comparison to everything from Aeschylus' House of Atreus to the Book of Job, is sometimes going to miss its target.

Perhaps the very title "High Hopes" is inviting disappointment.2.

Any book that opens with "Once upon a time" is inviting high expectations.

PeraBell has a publike ambience; the big, noisy bar is the larger of the two rooms, with four flat-screen TV sets, a large blackboard listing specials available only in the bar, walls of painted pressed tin, patrons lined up at the long bar and more seated at the inviting high tables.

You can recreate the fun environment of a bar without the high price by inviting friends over to watch the games during the NCAA men's basketball tournament.

Having written all of Sugar + the Hi-Lows' previous songs by themselves, Dabbs and Stroup also made an unusual move on High Roller by inviting the estimable Barry Dean to co-write the title cut.

Taking the high road and inviting customers to do the same could give CEO Johnson an early victory in reworking the JCP brand, said Peter Shankman, founder of the Geek Factory marketing boutique.

Q. Describe your new campaign, The Great Thanksgiving Listen. A. Over the holiday weekend, we're inviting high school history students across the country to interview a grandparent or other elder using our app.