Sentence examples for new inviting from inspiring English sources

Just as Lincoln Center's redevelopment opened its campus with new, inviting public areas, the Kennedy Center hopes to lure audiences with an outdoor stage and gardens where people can see a free performance, eat at a new restaurant or picnic by the Potomac.

For the past 15 years, New Yorker Tim Sweeney has rocked up to the city's WNYU FM each Tuesday evening with an ever-growing collection of dancefloor-friendly records both old and new, inviting guest DJs along for a couple of hours of uninterrupted airtime to showcase whatever's tickling their earbuds.

"We wanted it to represent something very new and inviting for families," Mr. Skolnick said.

That makes the price differential — say, $1,000 used versus $1,500 new — less inviting.

She had none of the old snobbery against the new rich, inviting them into the inner sanctum of philanthropy.

In our new series inviting submissions from students, we ask why humanitarian crises receive varying levels of support.

Mr. Brooks, of Brooklyn, is the first participant in a new program inviting artists to propose projects that respond to Storm King's landscape.

It hung a large sign on the site of its new development inviting applications, and recruited 50 workers from a job fair in Corby, 20 miles away, where a sandwich factory had recently closed.

Meanwhile, English National Ballet School is still smarting from the injudicious message posted on its Facebook page at the beginning of the new term inviting students to "work off" the Christmas calories.

Mr. Bloomberg took the idea of grading schools to a new level, inviting data experts to design a model that did not penalize schools with high populations of disadvantaged students, in the hope that they could be judged more fairly against affluent schools.

So last year, he and the NIH/Food and Drug Administration Chinese American Association launched a new tradition: inviting a distinguished Asian researcher to give a scientific talk.