Sentence examples for in inviting to from inspiring English sources

This brought us to the American futurist, Ray Kurzweil, a man there would be no point in inviting to dinner at Trinity.

What Clouzot hoped to accomplish in inviting Picasso to participate in the film was to document what he described in his opening narration as "the secret mechanism that guides the creator".

As artistic director, Neville had no qualms whatsoever in inviting him to join the team to run the new Nottingham Playhouse in Peter Moro's revolutionary drum-shaped building.

In recent years, John took pleasure and pride in inviting friends to Ronnie Scott's Club in London to hear Natalie perform.

Be outgoing and proactive in inviting people to hang out and paying attention to when and where people are gathering.

First, John Boehner colluded with Israel's ambassador to the U.S., former GOP operative Ron Dermer, in inviting Netanyahu to denounce the nuclear negotiations before Congress, thus aiding Netanyahu's embattled pre-election campaign.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the president of Iran, aired those and other bewildering thoughts in a two-hour verbal contest at Columbia University yesterday, providing some ammunition to people who said there was no point in inviting him to speak.

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In inviting Flowers to the debate, Trump has decided it's wise to humiliate the first female presidential nominee from a major party for her husband's infidelities.  .

Mr. Chalabi's comfort in inviting journalists to his American-financed headquarters in Iran and announcing plans to cross into Iraq underscored how confident he feels about the support of his Iranian hosts.

He had legally transferred the property, with its unparalleled collections, to a nonprofit educational trust, but now he took pleasure in inviting scholars to the library.