Sentence examples for inviting to use from inspiring English sources
"I recognize that reducing the length of time is not the solution to city congestion but it will reduce the problems caused by tourists in some areas and will make it less inviting to use your home as a way to earn money," Amsterdam housing alderman Laurens Ivens is quoted as saying about the decision to slash the cap to 30 nights.
Ask a friend (preferably one who has an interest in programming) if this program looks inviting to use.
But it will recover, and most of the time, be smoothly green and soft, inviting to human use, which is what a lawn should be.
It promises a radical new approach to exhibitions, inviting curators to use the whole building.
Toward the end of the evening, Clinton delighted those assembled by inviting them to use her "as an app".
Mr. Saharko conceded that not checking out the company before inviting it to use state offices was a failure of Labor Department procedures.
"These left-wing groups are basically inviting terrorists to use loopholes in our safety and security legislation in order to perpetrate other terror attacks.
Token use had begun in 1981 and the authority offered small plastic boxes for 35 cents to hold tokens, seeing the boxes "as a way of inviting motorists to use tokens".
In 1967, she and two other congresswomen tried to get into the House gym, after hearing about a form letter inviting members to use what was at the time an exclusively male preserve.
The New Yorker, November 18, 1939 P. 40 Elizabeth Arden has circularized the various women's organizations, inviting them to use her salon as a place where (Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service and Women's Auxiliary Air Force, can meet their friends, take a shower and telephone. So far, Miss Arden has sacked no employees and her prices remain stationary.
