Sentence examples for moved to invite from inspiring English sources

Syracuse's loss left its N.C.A.A. tournament fate to a selection committee that historically is not moved to invite teams that collapse down the stretch.

He maintains regular, though unavoidably somewhat scripted, contact with ordinary Americans, especially courageous hard-luck cases, often people whose stories Reagan saw on television and whom he was moved to invite to the White House.

The press release noted, "Eric Ripert was so taken with the restaurant on a recent visit to Australia that he was moved to invite Benn and his team to Le Bernardin to do their thing, thereby sharing the excitement of his discovery with New York".

Plum is currently in private Beta in the U.K. and will move to invite-only at the end of October.

Currently, though, there are no moves to invite former United legends or dignitaries to the match, or for Swansea to form a guard of honour for Ferguson.

It was a shrewd move to invite that rousing a cappella trio the Young'uns to open the show, transforming the Roundhouse into a large, cheerful folk club.

Girl from the South Joanna Trollope read by Emilia Fox Running time 3hrs Bloomsbury £8.99 What woman longing for marriage but faced with a partner like Henry, who is restless and doesn't want to marry her, thinks it would be a smart move to invite Gillon, an attractive loose cannon from South Carolina, to live with them?

But the sudden move to invite journalists less than a month ahead seems timed to humanize Facebook's efforts to combat its ongoing data abuse and election interference scandals.].

Like other Florentine bankers and companies having difficulty with bankruptcy at the time, in September 1342 they supported the move to invite Walter VI of Brienne to become the next signor of Florence.

The first came in a late 1990s winter, when friends who had moved to Brooklyn invited her to a Christmas party.

During the I AM 2018 event on Tuesday, Bernice King informed the audience at Mason Temple Church of God in Christ in Memphis, Tennessee, that she was going to go a bit off-script as the holy spirit moved her to invite her brother, Martin Luther King III, to stand next to her as she spoke.