Sentence examples for inviting one from inspiring English sources

It's all a bit too Saturday Night Live – too-obvious joke banners flashing up and inviting one to muse on the surprising premise that no American, even though some of them are quite old, might ever have been exposed to the word "fuck".

By John McCarten The New Yorker, October 1, 1955 P. 26 Incidental Intelligence: The Arcadia Ballroom on Broadway has a sign on its marquee inviting one and all to "dance in an atmosphere of intimate opulence".

This has made their inclusion easier on the budget, especially if inviting one cousin's child requires you to invite the offspring of your other six cousins.

"Saw Mills #1, Lagos, Nigeria 2016" / Photograph by Edward Burtynsky Burtynsky tried to calm matters by inviting one of the baales to look at his work on a laptop.

From their website, "On V-Day's 15th Anniversary, 2.14.13, we are inviting one billion women and those who love them to walk out, dance, rise up and demand an end to this violence".

But, just because you are inviting one or two of your beloved little tots, it doesn't mean you have to invite every child in your life.

Still going strong is Velan, an inviting one-stop shop for foodstuffs, decorative objects, incense, candles, costume jewelry and ayurvedic beauty products.

By Friday she'll be back in the U.S. and Canadians will briefly discuss her the way the hosts of a party discuss the boorish party guest no one can remember inviting, the one who threw up in the downstairs powder-room sink without telling anyone.

The improvement was instant as England created four clear chances in the opening 20 minutes, with Lita missing two particularly inviting ones.

Each of us can take responsibility for reaching out to the person who feels invisible, for inviting the one who feels different to belong, for sitting beside the one who feels alone.

Hopefully, Spartak will remember another piece of history by inviting their one and only English player to the opening.