Sentence examples for inviting to be from inspiring English sources

"If you can get somebody like Henry, who has a fantastic record and had to know how to deal with everything to become one of the best in the world, then you have to do it," said Eric Van Meir, the former Belgium defender whom the association also considered inviting to be an assistant before learning he could not combine the role with managing Lierse.

I think we all get it, because it's pretty inviting to be offered a "neat, athletic" anything, especially when that anything lives between your legs in secret, hidden from everyone except the few people who you love more than anything in the world and whose opinions of you you care desperately about.

An information sheet describing the proposed study and inviting to participate was emailed to the 322 potential participants.

Sectionals are inviting to sprawl on, and can be custom fit to a space, but that's the catch.

Recent data from the United Kingdom suggest that an approach of population stratification prior to inviting people to be screened for cardiovascular disease risk factors is likely to be more efficient than inviting all adults (104).

"They're inviting you to be part of the process.

Gaitana is inviting us to be her guest.

What are you inviting people to be part of?

He was flattering his readers by inviting them to be part of his community of connoisseurs.

She's inviting me to be jealous of her, a woman who has very little use of her limbs.

They sent recruitment letters to 5,000 doctors inviting them to be investigators on the trial.