Sentence examples for more to invite from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pemoulie, who owns the restaurant with his wife, Alex, could do more to invite travelers, however.

Ms. Yeung, whose own mother was murdered in 2004, has said that she made the film as part of her grieving process, which might be a clue as to why it doesn't do more to invite us in.

We are working hand in hand with National Girls Collaborative Project, MentorNet, NPower, and more to invite mentors from entrepreneurial companies, Fortune 500's, Government and Higher Ed to show girls and young women the viable and awesome career opportunities available in STEM -- where one can both be in your cave and engaging in meaningful collaboration with your team and mentors.

I wish I had more (time) to invite more people over to taste them.

With more guests to invite and more parties to plan, there's likely no need for China to mourn.

"In Dallas, people are more excited to invite you in and help you.

It was a gain so rare that in today's cynical education environment it was more likely to invite suspicions of cheating than congratulations.

Not that we need more ways to invite friends to parties (see Pingg, Socializr, MyPunchbowl, etc).

Although researchers verified that the molecule slows down AIDS, they also discovered that it makes cells more likely to invite in HIV in the first place.

To be honest, maybe that's true, and if it is, surely it's all the more reason to invite Rihanna over?

Deepening friendships makes the friends more likely to invite you along to parties that they are going to attend.