Sentence examples for inviting everybody from inspiring English sources

The one who is always inviting everybody to happy hour, forcing us to make excuses about "next time, for sure".

"It is as if the wealthiest person in the neighborhood was inviting everybody to a big party," Mr. Furlan remarked.

Then I sent e-mail messages, inviting everybody to look at it and to create their own calendars as well.

The irony is that inviting everybody to travel when they prefer means fewer planes arrive or depart on time.

Moments later, he is standing on his piano, fooling the crowd with fake mistakes ("Gotcha!") and inviting everybody to become part of a painful-sounding choir he calls the "castrata".

"By inviting everybody out there to help you and have a neighborhood watch where they can find your vulnerabilities is actually the fastest way to secure a system".

Trump is, on the other hand, dancing on tables and inviting everybody else to jump up with him.

"You can't have that proclamation at the same time you're inviting everybody from everywhere to come here," said Jo Wideman, executive director of CAPS.