Sentence examples for inviting under from inspiring English sources

Sea bass, on a tower of spinach and mashed potatoes, looked inviting under a mantle of tomatoes, onions, olives and capers, but the fish was bland, its skin was tough, and the overriding flavor came from the onions.

With wide, inviting verandas under extended eaves, the temples and shrines attract passers-by who make a ritual of tossing coins into a bin in the hope that their prayers will be heard.

For months Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori's stark loss of popular support -- to less than 20percentt in recent opinion polls -- has shone like a beacon inviting challengers under Japan's coalition-driven parliamentary session.

It comes with the full support of the national government as part of a cultural strategy known as "Going Out, Inviting In," under which the government is giving its blessing to museums' taking the initiative in offering an array of modern Chinese art for show abroad, including in the United States.

Wooden steps led down to a raked sandy private yard with inviting deck chairs under a cluster of shady, feathery casuarinas.

In New Rochelle, Mr. Palazzetti said he felt no ethical lapse in inviting similar business under a different name, while liquidating a company with outstanding orders, deposits held, and manufacturers in Europe unpaid.

That's an apt description of Telang's response to a "Dear Colleague" letter inviting EAGER proposals under NSF's Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace (SaTC) initiative.

When that special invitation slips under your door inviting you to a state dinner at the White House, this is the place to come to buy your dress.

Decked out like a country auberge, it has an inviting garden with tables under enormous umbrellas.

At night, under the inviting glow of the brass chandelier and matching sconces, they look rich and festive.

His priority must be to increase and harness the influx of young members, inviting them to work under a centralised system as volunteers.