Sentence examples for how inviting from inspiring English sources
And that is not always so easy, no matter how inviting the hotel bed might look.
"I'm not sure how inviting it is to people who will be walking along St Kilda Road".
She was not the sort of person you ever felt comfortable with, no matter how inviting the glow of her copper pots.
The governor will not be staying long, no matter how inviting the conditions (the high temperature in San Juan is forecast at 88 degrees on Friday, compared with 49 degrees — with a chance of snow — in Albany).
What most people will notice is simply how inviting the place is behind its glass storefront, brick walls glowing under white light, and how it manages to feel intimate without feeling cramped.
How about inviting him for coffee?
How about inviting Borat to the embassy?
And that's before you even consider how, in inviting this bevy of connected device makers into your home, you're typically letting out a flow of what can be highly sensitive personal data to be sucked into the cloud for profit-seeking entities to pore over.
I thought of how Montreux, inviting these artists every year, and the summer jazz and blues concerts throughout Europe, which invite these American legends to play, help support them, as Buddy Guy said, "Nobody buys blues albums anymore".
Keep in mind who you are inviting, how old they are, their interests, how busy things will be, and the activities you had in mind.
