Sentence examples for interests invited from inspiring English sources

In 1995, Mr. Caine's record producer, Stefan Winter, knowing of his classical interests, invited him to compose music for a silent film about the life of Mahler, and the resulting project (recorded twice on Winter & Winter) may be the best of his classical-inspired work to date, because it takes such a personal approach.

A well- respected independent publisher showed interest, invited me to its London offices and told me how much the editors had enjoyed it.

Their interest invites the question: When did Mrs. Clinton become a cultural symbol?

Mr Entwistle's initial lack of interest invites scrutiny, as does the his senior colleague Helen Boaden's warning to Mr Rippon about maintaining editorial standards on this story.

A statement on Channel 4's website said 12 MPs with "significant outside interests" were invited to apply for jobs with PMR, which had "plenty of money" and wanted to hire "influential British politicians to join its advisory board".

He noted our many common interests and invited me join a free live music event in the area.

The video above by Steven Fox Nakai, a house member, showcases the co-op as a punk-hippie-fairy tale explosion of a place, and as a vibrant home where people of varying backgrounds, dispositions, passions and academic interests are invited to come together to thrive in a safe environment.

After meeting Ernesto Carafoli during a previous course of Boli's and realizing that we shared many interests, I invited him as a calcium expert to join us in 2000.

When artists she had her eye on didn't express interest, she invited them directly.

Proponents of the deep-pocketed special-interest spending invited by the high court's Citizens United ruling already are complaining that the legislation is a free-speech encroachment.

Earlier this month, Tata said it had received seven credible expressions of interest and invited the potential bidders to come up with firm offers.