Sentence examples for often inviting from inspiring English sources

M S. TRAPP, now 45, spends about half her weekends there, often inviting friends.

They hold phone meetings as much as face-to-face appointments often inviting clients to visit the agency.

For the rest of the 1960s, Houédard flung himself into a succession of collaborative projects, often inviting designers to participate in them.

It organizes its own book projects that it then publishes, produces and sells, often inviting artists coming from specialties ranging from graffiti to tattoo.

The family spends at least one or two weekends a month, and every three-day holiday, at the yurt, often inviting the children's friends along.

When not matching himself against the machine and winning, Astaire was often inviting the censure of the stuffy – a classless American guy in Top Hat up against the po-faced upper-class Englishmen obeying the Thackeray Club's rule of silence.

The through-line is a dark sound, but one that is flexible and often surprisingly inviting.

The law is often unclear, inviting both sides to try their luck with lawsuits.

They often collaborated, inviting artists to make prints with Mr. Noblet.

The balcony was large and often so inviting that we had to force ourselves down to the beach and restaurants.

That's what Mr. Weisman often did, inviting a few artist-friends to join him.