Sentence examples for inviting most of from inspiring English sources

The show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman and Danny Leigh (above), has smartly avoided critical ire in the film community by inviting most of the nation's critics on to the show at some point (myself included).

And they would enable the individual market to develop before inviting most of the population to join it.

Given the nature of this document we have attempted to be as inclusive as possible inviting most of the major names in technology to participate in the initial draft.

In Brewster, a village about 50 miles north of Times Square, Space on Ryder Farm has become one of a handful of residency programs around the country to start inviting artists — most of them working in theater — to bring children with them.

In 2002, Zittel organized the first High Desert Test Sites show, inviting artists (most of them from out of town, which raised some hackles locally) to erect installations at sites scattered about the desert.

While she was at Young & Rubicam in the late 1950's, she worked on an airline account and had the idea of inviting "the most American of poets" to participate in a commercial.

The problem of leaks at parties can be solved by not inviting reporters, but most of Quinn's friends are reporters.

When that embassy failed, he turned to summoning a synod at Nicaea, inviting "the most eminent men of the churches in every country".

After inviting its most inclusive class of new members ever, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has received an endorsement from one key advocacy group: the National Assn.

This study underscores the importance of inviting the most silent voice— the child— into the treatment process, to inform and form that process to safeguard needed changes.

The same can be said of Jamie Vardy, who could not accept England's most inviting chance of the opening half and seldom threatened after the interval.