"Artists with galleries can also behave quite badly, inviting people around to the studio and selling work at half price".
By then married to the writer Dan Greenburg, she made a name for herself on the Post, as well as Esquire and the New York Magazine, as the smartest journalist around, inviting comparisons with the humorist Dorothy Parker.
Chairs, some of them authentic theater seats cadged from a shuttered Philadelphia playhouse, are sprinkled around, inviting browsers to relax and read — or to memorize monologues selected especially for them by the staff members, all of whom have backgrounds in theater and the visual arts.
We'll be inviting submissions around a variety of themes and plan to compile some of the best ones into galleries and articles on the Guardian site.
Worried that New York City is not spawning enough technology-based start-up companies with the potential to become big employers like Google, city officials are inviting universities around the world to create an engineering campus on city-owned land.
This year, the lab's centennial year, they're inviting everyone around the globe who loves birds to be a part of the team.
One trap may be sufficient but if you have various inviting eaves around the place, place several, just in case you accidentally ward off one spot only to encourage nest-building on the other side of the house!
It was only today that Mr. Bush got around to inviting Senator Tom Daschle, the minority leader, and Representative Richard A. Gephardt, the minority leader, to sit around a table in the West Wing and talk.
Some of the more delicate objects are housed in glass environments for easy viewing, others are displayed like sculptures on pedestals, inviting viewers to walk around to explore their variations.
Hilary Benn, Labour's shadow communities and local government secretary, said: "After four wasted years of empty and over-hyped announcements on garden cities it is only now that ministers have got around to inviting bids for development.
