Sentence examples for make it more inviting from inspiring English sources

The city's government is trying to make it more inviting for cyclists, widening sidewalks for bikes and expanding its bike-share program.

He said he was asked to lead a makeover of The Moshiach Times shortly after he obtained his rabbinical degree in 1983 and worried how to make it more inviting.

One of his main projects now is a $55 million capital plan designed by the architectural firm of James Stewart Polshek that will radically alter the museum's facade to make it more inviting to the neighborhood.

This will make it more inviting for the horse.

"We need to make it more inviting and give people a sense of comfort," Palmieri said.

"In some ways the anonymity of the machine might make it more inviting to teachers who might not otherwise want to own up to their frailties," he said.

And while it's tagged "caution, might TRIGGER," for some self-injurers, that only makes it more inviting.

She improved cafeteria conditions (which also makes it more inviting for visitors).

The home page's new layout also makes it more inviting to click around to look at the latest activity by your friends.

Sometimes just adding a few inexpensive accents to a room can make it more comfortable and inviting.

More than three decades ago, the presidential candidacies of two Democratic senators -- Mr. McGovern, from South Dakota, and Eugene J. McCarthy, from Minnesota -- transformed their party, making it more liberal and inviting accusations that it was antimilitary and too dovish in foreign policy.