Sentence examples for label inviting from inspiring English sources

The estate of the late funkster Rick James has already filed a federal class action against the label, inviting other artists to join in, claiming that it should also have been paid 50% of all sales of digital downloads and ringtones.

Lieb's aromatic 2010 Bridge Lane merlot blanc ($16.99) — bottled under its second label — is an inviting aperitif offering fruit salad flavors.

Heidi Greenwood, the creative director of Paper Garden Records, an indie label in Brooklyn, has been inviting unsigned musicians to play their music in a Turntable.fm room.

PHOTOS: Concerts by The Times England's breakthrough roots band Mumford & Sons signed the Magnetic Zeros to the group's fledgling Community Music/Vagrant Records label and led to Mumford inviting Sharpe out as its opening act on recent dates in Europe, with more ahead on Mumford's U.S. tour later this year.

They're also inviting offers from record labels keen to ply them with the money they need to buy guns and pick 'n' mix.

Representatives of these labels attempted to entice the band to sign by inviting them for meals to discuss a deal, with one manager even inviting the group to Disneyland.

Several labels courted the band, sending A&R reps to shows and inviting the band to stop by the office for lunch meetings.

As his label surfed the crest of that garage/punk rock revival wave, Aoki began inviting these same indie bands to DJ at Dim Mak parties in Hollywood.

One of Los Angeles' best-known bassoonists, John Steinmetz, has written a warmly inviting introduction to concert-going, a small book that the Naxos record label has made available online.

Scale validation involved inviting students from the third and fourth years (n = 270), labelled Group 1, to use the 37 item scale resulting from the scale construction stage.

Not long after the company published a note on its Web site inviting users to give Cloud Player a try did one of the major record labels offer a warning.