Hence the eye embedded in the small ramp from the sidewalk to the door of Nazar Turkish Cuisine, a new restaurant in Sunnyside, Queens, and the occasional small eye found on the walls of its inviting little dining room.
Even though Xu wholeheartedly supported Mao Zedong and the Communist Party, Xu told an interviewer in 1999 that he couldn't understand why the party turned on its critics after inviting them to speak up during the so-called anti-rightist movement of 1957 to 58.
Incidental Intelligence: The Arcadia Ballroom on Broadway has a sign on its marquee inviting one and all to "dance in an atmosphere of intimate opulence".
By John McCarten The New Yorker, October 1, 1955 P. 26 Incidental Intelligence: The Arcadia Ballroom on Broadway has a sign on its marquee inviting one and all to "dance in an atmosphere of intimate opulence".
Every major work stands out on its own, inviting questions to which there are no easy answers.
This fortnightly unscripted debate presented by Norman Lebrecht lives on its nerve, inviting audiences to participate by phone and email on a topic, this week whether we're being served by those who put on concerts and opera.
Sara Schaefer, who some will know from MTV's short-lived late night show Nikki and Sara Live, has turned that podcast format on its head, inviting guests to tell nothing but complete falsehoods as she interviews them about their lives.
A few days after cutting ties with Marc Wilmots in the wake of dishonourable failure at Euro 2016, the Belgian Football Association took the unusual step of posting an advertisement on its website inviting applications for the role of manager of the national team.
Wilson insisted fiercely — and controversially — that America needed a black theater that could stand on its own, inviting all audiences but under black control.
Not long after the company published a note on its Web site inviting users to give Cloud Player a try did one of the major record labels offer a warning.
