Sentence examples for inviting the new from inspiring English sources

In inviting the New Komeito into the coalition, Mr Obuchi may find he has more on his hands than the couple of dozen upper-house votes he bargained for.

Just before the Berlin meeting the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, had ratcheted up the pressure on the eurozone to find a solution to the crisis by inviting the new Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, to talks in Moscow in May.

The protracted dispute between Britain and Argentina over the Falkland Islands appeared to harden further on Thursday, as the British side dismissed any thought of inviting the new Argentine pope to help mediate, and the Argentines rejected a March referendum that showed the islanders want to remain British.

If you feel comfortable with it, consider inviting the new person to join you sometimes.

Try inviting the new girl to your house or ask if she would be interested in going to the mall with you.

Try planning some events that involve only you and your friend, and inviting the new person along to some other events.

"We're thinking of inviting the New York Philharmonic for the opening," he said.

That is why it is hard to comprehend the thinking that compelled the president, in a week like this, to flirt with the possibility of inviting the New York City Police Commissioner, Ray Kelly, the proprietor of the largest local racial profiling operation in the country, into his cabinet.

To avoid these difficulties, Saul Bellow once advised a friend to work on two projects at the same time; he found that switching from one project to the other constantly refreshed him, inviting new perspectives, new enthusiasms, new solutions.

Mr. Dukakis suggested inviting the state's new governor, Mitt Romney, to the park so he could get a feel for it and then replace the gubernatorial appointees to the Massport board with people who would put controls on Hanscom Field.

But it is inviting the evolution of new thinking.