Sentence examples for inviting from from inspiring English sources

Québec, a four-season destination, is unspoilt and inviting – from the Laurentians to the Charlevoix, a UNESCO World Biosphere.

Artisanal was about two-thirds full on Thursday, but it looked as inviting from the outside as Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks".

The cafe's American menu is inviting, from the subtle, flavorful butternut squash bisque, to an entree of pumpkin risotto with duck confit that was a dinner special.

"I would be remiss if I didn't tell you that I will be inviting from the government a motion to provide for direct review in the Supreme Court," he said.

French doors along the outer wall are a nice idea, letting in light on these lengthening spring evenings, but since they look out on a busy main drag and a parking lot across the street, the view is a good deal more inviting from the outside looking in.

His son Dylan, who runs the Celtic Manor, says his father will watch very little golf over the weekend as he will be wrapped up in wall to wall meetings with the 300 guests he is personally inviting from all over the world for each day of the event.

David Silva headed off target from an inviting cross from Pablo Zabaleta, who saw a shot from the edge of the area blocked by Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech.

Pavel Kaderabek sliced over from one of several inviting crosses from the left foot of Kerem Demirbay.

Aron Gunnarsson was then inches away from heading home an inviting cross from Liam Lawrence.

The striker was inches away from connecting with an inviting cross from Carl Jenkinson, but then got it all wrong when left unmarked six yards out.

Try not to get into an awkward situation where you are inviting everyone from your class apart from one or two people.[3].