Sentence examples for idea of inviting from inspiring English sources
"We like the idea of inviting our customers.
He had resisted the idea of inviting her, but Sara had insisted on it.
Anyway, burning a dead body gives Cisco the idea of inviting Darlene back to his.
He dreamed up the idea of inviting Ms. Harding; he would like to approach Imelda Marcos.
But the idea of inviting a nonpolitician affected by a policy to give the speech is not new.
"We have the idea of inviting our friends over who like to cook," said Mr. Fountain, 31.
Christianity is not a matter of persuading people of particular ideas, but of inviting them to share in the greatness of Christ.
Suzannah Clarke a London-based opera singer who broached the idea to Pyongyang of inviting an American orchestra has performed in North Korea in each of the past five years, and South Korean musical groups large and small have been playing to North Korean audiences for the past eight year under the countrys sunshine engagement policy with the North.
Whatever Lincoln Center was before the recent, and continuing, redevelopment of its campus and facilities, it was no one's idea of an inviting place to hang out.
Someone in the White House is probably trying to find out who had the bright idea of not inviting Mr. Jeffords for a Teacher of the Year ceremony that honored a Vermont high school teacher, or threatening him with killing off a dairy compact treasured by Vermont farmers, steps that are reported to have reinforced his determination to leave the party.
As someone who has worked on the web for some time, the idea of actually inviting anonymous commenting in an era where online trolling seems to be getting worse, not better, is concerning.
