Sentence examples for inviting establishment from inspiring English sources

As does the Fox and Hounds, a humbler but no less inviting establishment in Uffington.

Seven years ago, when most of her peers were still renting studio apartments or living in shared homes, Mrs. Weiss, then single, began inviting Washington's young establishment-in-waiting to casual get-togethers in her two-bedroom condominium in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood.

Then there is Mr. Trump, who shocked the American foreign policy establishment by seemingly inviting Mr. Putin to hack the emails of the Democratic leader.

He sums up by arguing "angels and menorahs on the White House lawn are an infraction of the Establishment Clause" and inviting a close reading of the letters of Thomas Jefferson on the subject.

Even when the town began inviting non-Christians to give invocations, the "establishment" issue remained a question.

But inviting Hayden to do exactly that is what establishment media outlets do continually.

"Thank you for inviting me to debate my opponent at a public forum on the establishment of a lasting Middle East peace.

The LongHorn Steakhouse brand restaurants are full service establishments serving both lunch and dinner in an attractive and inviting atmosphere reminiscent of the classic American West.

After its voters this week denied any party enough backing to form a credible government, Italy joined Greece in preventing establishment parties from achieving the mandate required to push through painful reforms, inviting new financial instability.

Priscilla Leung, a veteran pro-establishment legislator, described those calling for independence as "advocates of separatism [who] are inviting intervention from the central government".

This past Saturday, Fool's Gold celebrated their 8th birthday in a fittingly debaucherous manner: by inviting their friends and fans to Brooklyn's "Lust Gentleman's Club"—no points for guessing what kind of establishment that is.