Sentence examples for move inviting from inspiring English sources

Baker received an e-mail from a librarian following the move inviting him to "save" the card catalogue.

There are also plans for a contest called the Next Big Move, inviting consumers to perform for a chance to appear in a commercial.

TS3.U1 is a good opening move, inviting discussion of the question format, as is the follow-up question (U4).

It is his ambition to make his bookstores enticing places for customers that prompted him to make his boldest move yet – inviting Amazon to sell its e-readers and tablets in Waterstones shops –a move that has been likened to inviting the fox into the henhouse.

He also made a clever move in inviting impresario Thelma Holt, who had worked mostly in alternative theatre, to become head of the National's touring operation.

A drink or two may have you feeling comfortable enough to make a move by inviting her out on her own next time.

The three roommates had a housewarming after they moved in, inviting other teachers they had met.

The music perfectly embodies Chao's hearty populism and itinerant nature — always in the street, always moving, always inviting people in.

But such moves risk inviting new enemies to kill Americans even before we have completed our mission to stop all Qaeda operations.

But as we move toward this inviting future, we're losing something as well.

Before that, Mr. Putin had shown off his singing voice, judo moves and pectorals, inviting ridicule from the Moscow glitterati.