Sentence examples for inviting on a from inspiring English sources

At that time there were many blank spaces on the earth, and when I saw one that looked particularly inviting on a map (but they all look that) I would put my finger on it and say, 'When I grow up I will go there... True, by this time it was not a blank space any more.

The title may sound like a dissertation submitted by a budding sociologist -- subtitles are not too inviting on a theater marquee -- but don't let that deter you.

JohnRussell40 14 February 2014 12 02pm I demand that the BBC, every time they have the Chancellor of the Exchequer on to discuss the state of the UK economy, should also add 'balance' by inviting on a retired climate scientist.

All the missions possess an atmosphere of serenity -- the interior shade and coolness provided by thick adobe walls are inviting on a sweltering day -- and each has a memorable or enigmatic element.

But the super-cold freeze is particularly inviting on a scorching summer afternoon in Las Vegas.

"Ukes are portable and brighten any space with a sound that's warm and inviting on an instinctual level.

The expanded business guide includes a section that helps companies start advertising on Twitter, inviting advertisers on a "journey with the most engaging innovative ads on the web".

He came up to me in the club one night, inviting me on a trip to Paris with his friend, Paula Yates, who was writing an article on fashion week for Cosmopolitan.

Universities remain shut for fear of student protest.It has also embarked on a public-relations drive, inviting journalists on a visit to hear "the other side of the story".

It is inviting comments on a paper calling for a "radical restructure of Health and Social Services".

A large insurance company is inviting bids on a project to convert 90 million cards with data on old policies, said Bob Swartz, founder of Cardamation in Phoenixville, Pa., which rents out vintage punch-card readers for that purpose.