Sentence examples for invitation to move from inspiring English sources

One of the Valley's great maxims is Facebook's invitation to "move fast and break things".

And naturalization is not a slight, but a generous invitation to move in for good.

"It was just kind of an invitation to move in," said Mr. Stack, the outreach center manager.

EU enlargement commissioner Johannes Hahn described the police operation as "not really an invitation to move further forward" with Turkey.

Green said he declined an invitation to move with Nicholson, Hepworth and their children to St Ives, on the grounds that there was "nothing there apart from water".

Repelled and fascinated by the mansion's owner (he wears a hat and veil to cover his facial deformities), she discovers that the invitation to move wasn't prompted by mere charity.

Invitations to move behind the ego The spirituality of both Hanukkah and Christmas urge us to move behind the ego, to witness but not collapse into the rambling judgments of our ego-minds, to release our competitiveness, our righteous indignation, our blames and our guilts.

An invitation came to move to New Zealand to assist the development of women's football.

"When we are faced with a deep challenge, it is an invitation for us to move forward in life," she added.

Ducey, a technology enthusiast who went for a ride in a self-driving Waymo car on Monday, tweeted several invitations for Uber to move to his state in advance of Thursday's announcement, using the hashtag #ditchcalifornia.

When my brother and his wife invited my father to move in, the invitation was vigorously declined.