Sentence examples for intends to invite from inspiring English sources

When prosperity returns he intends to invite all four of them to dinner in a houseboat, lock the door on the outside and escape from them.

The city intends to invite even more traffic with a National Slavery Museum, being planned under the guidance of L. Douglas Wilder, the former governor of Virginia.

Leaving the game, Waruu explains to his wife Nerida (Jada Alberts) that he intends to invite a television crew into the Zone to counter the propaganda campaign being waged by Mathews – but Nerida astutely suggests that the multiple killings at the old-aged home have already escalated the situation beyond soft-power mechanisms like perception.

When one asserts, one intends to "invite belief, and not belief based on the evidence of the statement so much as on the faith of the statement" (Fried 1978, 56).

According to eyewitness statements cited by the Czech online daily newspaper aktuálně.cz following Blythe's arrest, Blythe was chanting "Come on up" between songs, which, the newspaper stated, may have been intended to invite applause from the audience and not a direct invitation to fans.

Mr Bush was asked whether he intended to invite his guest to his Texas ranch.

Abolitionist in spirit it may have been, it is intended to invite pathos.

The conference had intended to invite three Big East members, Miami, Boston College and Syracuse, to join.

Presumably, Mr. Clinton did not intend to invite fuller comparisons with Ms. Hellman's autobiography.

However, he said that the coal industry forum intended to invite other potential presidential candidates to the forum in 2016.

The defendants intended to invite Mr. Sandy to smoke marijuana, ask for money to buy the drugs, then leave.