Sentence examples for inviting broken from inspiring English sources

She happily shared the spotlight by covering the New York singer-songwriter Tony Scherr and by inviting Broken Social Scene's Kevin Drew onstage for a torchy version of that band's "Lover's Spit".

Map out who is who and what they are doing and use the opportunity of inviting them to break fast with you in hopes of breaking down barriers that are keeping us from moving forward as a community.

RUSSIA: PROTECTING PRESIDENTS -- Parliament's lower house voted 282 to 130 to approve a measure giving former presidents immunity from criminal prosecution for acts committed while in office, ignoring protests that they were inviting leaders to break the law.

Earlier this week FailBlog posted a screen-grab (see below) of one of the entries on Guinness detailing the "Most Individuals Killed In A Terrorist Act", which included a link inviting viewers to "Break this record".

I'm inviting you to break the silence -- talk about it.

"Sharon is inviting all hell to break loose".

In inviting his hearers to "break through" to the hidden Godhead, he exclaimed, "Let us pray to God that we may be free of 'God,' and that we may apprehend and rejoice in that everlasting truth in which the highest angel and the fly and the soul are equal" (German Sermons, 52).

Other observations from Foster: overuse causes a lot of problems, so don't always reach for the jumbo bucket at the range; if your ball rests on a tree root or rock, move it and take the penalty stroke if you must, because trying to hit it is inviting injury; try to break a sweat before you play — jog, do jumping jacks or take a brisk walk.

Ramadan is by nature a very social month for Muslims, with families attending mosque services together, or inviting friends over to break the fast during iftar, an evening meal. .

He broke tradition by inviting a female flutist to play in his synagogue.

The law I am inviting seriously ill people to break is an ass.