Sentence examples for inviting ground from inspiring English sources

A red foam training mat spans the main floor space of the Migros Museum of Contemporary Art in Zurich, the inviting ground floor gallery of the Löwenbräukunst, one of the European contemporary art biennial Manifesta's two primary exhibition halls.

The scrotum will hang suspended a few feet from the ground, inviting park visitors to step into it.

He has an office in the training ground and I will not even go to the training ground without him inviting me to the training ground - that is his kingdom".

For that show, titled "Museum of Modern [F]art," Ono released a batch of flies on the museum grounds, inviting patrons to follow the little guys as they flew throughout the city.

About 45 members come each day to the clubhouse, several inviting rooms on the ground floor of a brick building on Atlantic Avenue between Vermont and Wyona Streets.

The institute has an inviting shop on the ground floor — a loftlike space with raw-pine floors — that sells work by the students.

The celebration was caught on camera, inviting criticism on the grounds that Swisher was mocking Santana.

This weekend artist Emily Speed will be leading guests through the grounds before inviting them to design their own "fantastical folly" using recycled materials.

In bringing Mr. Bush here to the Reynolds Plantation, 75 miles east of Atlanta, Mr. Reynolds is not only inviting the president to familiar ground, but also is relying on a part of his fund-raising machine that has proven itself in the past.

Although a mine might look like an inviting and easily accessible dumping ground for trash, using abandoned mines for this purpose creates major health and safety hazards.

"Go for warm earth tones or soft florals; both are inviting and grounded".