Sentence examples for link inviting from inspiring English sources

When someone criticises the charity on Facebook or Twitter, typically posting anti-refugee or racist sentiment, the group replies with a rehearsed response and a link inviting all and sundry to donate.

Tap the one you wish to call, and they'll receive an instant message with a link inviting them to join a free voice call with you.

Earlier this week FailBlog posted a screen-grab (see below) of one of the entries on Guinness detailing the "Most Individuals Killed In A Terrorist Act", which included a link inviting viewers to "Break this record".

Service-user representation will be sought by formally approaching the Chair of the PCT's Local Involvement Network (LINk) inviting members to participate in the study.

Who owns which?) You click on the hypertext link and get shot to someplace else, which often offers other links inviting you to get lost in hyperspace.

At the top of each article on this online resource for Web developers are prominent links inviting visitors to post the story to Facebook and the bookmark-sharing sites StumbleUpon and Delicious.

Be aware too of fraudulent emails that may outwardly appear to be from Creditsafe Limited with links inviting you to visit websites.

The message contained not only a letter but a video and pertinent links inviting me to learn more, investigate further and offer opinion.

Those meetings can be share with others via a link, or by inviting them to the Cubby service.

We found that they played a key part in ensuring continuity, encouraging participation, summarising points, explaining complexities, drawing links between contributions, inviting response and consolidating information.

At the Web site of its record label, Third Man Records (thirdmanrecords.com), the band juxtaposed the video for that song with a link to the commercial, inviting listeners to judge for themselves.